C clayt101 Registered Abuser May 4, 2001 978 0 0 49 Baton Rouge, Louisiana www.waterhyacinths.com Dec 10, 2002 #11 How about common plecos? They grow pretty fast.
S Serrateeth_2002 Godzilla Nov 3, 2002 346 1 0 36 Singapore Dec 10, 2002 #12 I don't know about plecs,my common plecos grow slowly maybe because it eats only algae on the glass.Pacus are fast too,bichirs are a bit slower.
I don't know about plecs,my common plecos grow slowly maybe because it eats only algae on the glass.Pacus are fast too,bichirs are a bit slower.
bettaman AC Members Nov 27, 2002 101 0 0 NY Visit site Dec 10, 2002 #13 My loaches are still new, I say they're about two inches now maybe a little larger......
G goldfries AC Members Oct 11, 2001 455 0 0 47 Malaysia www.briancyc.com Dec 10, 2002 #14 hrmm........ oscars grow pretty fast, last i was updated it's about 1/2 inch per month.
A Ashes AC Members Apr 19, 2001 76 0 0 40 Northern NY Dec 10, 2002 #15 What about goldfish? They grow pretty darn fast, too. Guppy fry grow visibly in a matter of days.
ewok Senile Member Jun 11, 2002 715 1 0 new haven ct. Dec 11, 2002 #16 my votes are for red-belly pacus or channel cats. i have had both and they grew like weeds.
G goldfries AC Members Oct 11, 2001 455 0 0 47 Malaysia www.briancyc.com Dec 11, 2002 #17 my goldfish grow slow. my oscar fast.