ive got a 2 foot tank with a low voltage light i was wonder what type of plants would be good for a cod to hide in ready to grab hold of a fish?
theirs no heater and fairly well filtered
theirs no heater and fairly well filtered
low light plants good for predator tank
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I think you best bet is some type of anibis. If you got to auabid right now they have some nice large ones for sale.
crypt wendtii and sagitaria should also work.
take a look at the 20g blackwater tank on my site (link in profile) those plants grew just fine under pretty minimal lighting. They were taller than in my other tanks, but perfectly healthy
take a look at the 20g blackwater tank on my site (link in profile) those plants grew just fine under pretty minimal lighting. They were taller than in my other tanks, but perfectly healthy
I would put some anubius in there. Maybe a potted mother plant or some java fern attached to wood or such
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What kind of predator do you have in the 2foot? Just wondering cause most predators, or should I say viscious predators won't fit in that tank.
i have an australian native fish its called a sleepy cod awsome fish aquafreak what suburb you in.it more a grow out tank for him till i get him a new 4ft or i put him in with my oscars when his big enough more likley to have him in the 4ft with 2 archer fish or an other native like him prob a purple spotted dugeon
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Nice, I love sleepy cods, just never had a tank suitable for it (mainly keep discus), most of my fish will get eaten or badly bullied hehe, purple spotted gudgeons are neat too, nice coloration for a native, usually our natives are pretty dull in terms of color except the rainbows and grunters. Oh and I'm in Carlton.