dixienut AC Members Jun 15, 2006 2,322 0 0 59 Hookstown/Georgetown area pennsylvania Sep 12, 2011 #51 AA79606 said: I'm not even sure where to find the African Butterfly. . any ideas? Can the Ctenopoma have bottom dwellers with it too? Click to expand... if they are big enough,. plecos and they say cories,. but i would stay away from kulies,
AA79606 said: I'm not even sure where to find the African Butterfly. . any ideas? Can the Ctenopoma have bottom dwellers with it too? Click to expand... if they are big enough,. plecos and they say cories,. but i would stay away from kulies,
OrionGirl No freelancing! Aug 14, 2001 14,053 342 143 Poconos Real Name Sheila Sep 13, 2011 #52 Ctenopomas will eat anything that's small enough, and they hunt the entire depth of the tank. African butterflies are seldom away from the surface by more than 2-3 inches, so fish that stay at or near the bottom will be safer.
Ctenopomas will eat anything that's small enough, and they hunt the entire depth of the tank. African butterflies are seldom away from the surface by more than 2-3 inches, so fish that stay at or near the bottom will be safer.
S skppygurl AC Members Jan 28, 2009 42 0 0 Christiansburg, VA Sep 13, 2011 #53 yay for the ctenopoma! my favorite fish
jetajockey AC Members Apr 9, 2010 1,816 1 36 florida panhandle Real Name David Sep 14, 2011 #54 SubRosa said: Pirate Perch. Tough as nails, needs no heater max size 5" and a bottomless pit in regards to Guppy-sized fish. Click to expand... Lol yeah they are. I kept one for a while and they have great stalking behavior.
SubRosa said: Pirate Perch. Tough as nails, needs no heater max size 5" and a bottomless pit in regards to Guppy-sized fish. Click to expand... Lol yeah they are. I kept one for a while and they have great stalking behavior.