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here are my ideas for the 55 gal so help please.

Discussion in 'Freshwater General Discussion' started by Leslie, Jul 5, 2009.

  1. Leslie

    Leslie Thread Starter New Member

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    ok. so i went to petsmart. heres my list tell me yes or no. and offer ideas.

    peppered catfish
    pictus catfish
    upside down catfish
    otocinelus
    pleco high fin or albino chocolate
    golden dojo loach
    striped peacock eal
    south african dragon gobie
    african feather fin catfish
    angelicas botia
    spotted african leaf fish
    gourami
    long fin black skirt tetra
    needle fish
    angle fish

    ALSO IF YOU CAN FIND PICTURES OF FISH SO I CAN MAKE SURE THEY ARE WHAT I SAW. AND LIST THE FISH NAME SO I KNOW WHAT YOUR TALKING ABOUT. THANKS YOU GUYS.
     
  2. Anthony

    Anthony Active Member

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    Are you asking if all of those can go in the 55 together or which of those would we suggest putting in the tank ?
     
  3. Leslie

    Leslie Thread Starter New Member

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    what will go with what, sizes. which ones will live happly in there etc.
     
  4. Anthony

    Anthony Active Member

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    Well for sizes the Fish Requirement page has that as well as what size tank they need.

    Off hand I know the Peacock Eel isn't on that list but they need 40 gallons and will be about 12" long.

    The leaf fish will be about 5" if I remember correctly.
     
  5. Leslie

    Leslie Thread Starter New Member

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    but what is going to live with who with out fighting and etc.
     
  6. Leslie

    Leslie Thread Starter New Member

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    and some of the stuff isnt even on there so i dont know. i marked off the pictus atfish and the eel.
     
  7. YellowCichlid

    YellowCichlid New Member

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    Did you look at the compatibility chart already
     
  8. Leslie

    Leslie Thread Starter New Member

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    i want to know like, how many and capatibility. and no
     
  9. YellowCichlid

    YellowCichlid New Member

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    It might be easier to look at that and the size chart and see what you really like first then we can give you about how many of each would work
     
  10. Leslie

    Leslie Thread Starter New Member

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    as i stated before i cant cind some of the names on it. thats why im asking. i know compatibilty
     
  11. gsoul55

    gsoul55 New Member

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    Everything would be compatible except the needle fish / aligator gar and the dragon gobie. When those fish get big enough will eat anything that could fit in their mouth. The peacock eel ask to see it eat. They sometimes only accept live foods. See if they can get it to eat frozen brine shrimp. And tank needs to be completely sealed as they are great escape artists. The leaf fish are very neat and will eat crickets once they get big enough.
     
  12. Guidoman888

    Guidoman888 New Member

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    Angel :

    If my calcs are good they get about 10 inch high and a few inches long too. They aren't too aggressive but the'll eat almost anything that fits in their mouth.
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