I am still looking for a fish, but perhaps only one that lives in the upper region of the tank because it can be kept with the following animals:
Pool dimensions 121x51x66
5xScalars
3xPastel Goby
6x armored catfish
4x gourami
2xBluespotted bass
6x Blue Congo Tetra
This stock is just an idea and I would like to hear your opinion about it and as I said which fish you could take with you as the upper tank region
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The congosalmlers cultivate the upper water layer wonderfully.
Otherwise, the aquarium would already be very crowded with this kite – the pastel roots do not fit, because they would be completely delivered in the large basin and the big fish. They need a dark and quiet aquarium.
Scalar and the blue-point bark – there is stress pre-programmed, because these species claim Reviere – especially when they have lay off and/or lead boy. Then, murder and deadbeat between different bars is usually pre-progammed. So you should leave the blue-point bark.
Scaler and thread fishing is a similar problem, because even the thread fishing is usually quite aggressive…
And the conglomerates are much more interesting and more beautiful to cultivate in a larger group – but much too active for the scalar.
To the group of scalar, you should combine a beautiful swarm of matching Salmler – this gives a calm and harmonious picture.
Armored catfish for the floor, if you still like a couple of ancistrus – and you have a beautiful pool to look where everything “fits”.
“They need a dark and quiet aquarium.” I didn’t find anything anywhere. Needs sand / gravel soil, with dense plantings and root structuring and tubes + caves.
In addition, the 4-8cm, life at So the only fish that would encounter them would be the blue-point bark and thread fish because the scalar and the congosalmlers actually tend to stay above the middle and the thread fish would also be more likely in the middle lower area.
And only once so we have here in the circle a Blaupunktbarsch / scalar / ray breeder and once asked him 2-3 days ago whether the occupation would go like that he meant yes and if it were well structured that there is no great stress except during the brood there might be a little hitzig. Because of the thread fishing, nothing has been said to me now, but I have already had experiences that one can keep the problem without scaling because they are actually very quiet.
In addition, in a aquarium trade, I heard the same words that would go, called the zoo Zajac and there I was told so rough in the direction the same.
Well, in any case, I’ll listen to each other, but you’re the first one that speaks really negatively against it
Yes, of course you say that at the Zoo Shop, at Zajac in any case – because there is only one – selling, selling – there is not really consultation there.
I don’t know how you feel that the Tateurndina ocellicauda live on the ground – that is definitely not correct. They live in the middle water layers and are very sensitive to stress and more robust fish. They come from the plant-rich shore areas in Papua New Guinea – there it is dark, hidden and quiet. But I can only tell you from my wealth of experience that I have collected in over 8 years of posture and breeding of these beautiful fish.
Anyone who has only some idea of thread fishing and scalar will tell you exactly what I have said to you: land-forming fish that do not really match each other – do not belong to each other in their natural habitats.
I don’t care if you involve my decades of experience in your reflections – and fortunately, if there are problems, there is always the dealer who then sells sick fish or has completely misconduct.
Would it go if I leave the thread fish completely and plant the pelvis with 2-3 large sprinklers and denser and structure the front enough swimming space and underground caves?
And the scalar is reduced to 4? so no animal is excluded because of their order
Why don’t you stick to your blue-point bass / scalar / ray breeder… my time is too bad here now.
When I buy a 151x51x66 large basin? If possible
I asked you a normal question because you seem to have so much experience so please
Yes I was because I had been on the aquarium myself so I had to feed and filter out, etc. But it would be my 100% own
And why do you write word literally
To reflect a lot of experience that is not present at all?
I wrote to you my experiences from decades of care for all these fish – more I don’t have to say.
yes, hopefully, these animals have already cultivated themselves… or maybe they only keep them in inadequately set up retail pools… where to sell is the foreground for sale.
On garnelio etc stands something else
I don’t like it now but we in our family but I live alone so I can’t ask
Aha – so if you’ve been cultivating aquariums for a long time, your questions will surprise me.
There are plenty of knowledgeable pages that these fish do not declare as soil fish, and this covers my many years of experience.
Here it is not whether I am annoying your “experience” or not, but I have already scalared with thread fishing to 240 liters and there is nothing happening 1x even at the brut not
Bro on Garnelio, Interaquaristik and in several threads by Aquaristik-Live.de is shown and written several times as in YouTube videos that the Tateurndina ocellicauda on the ground life or in the lower basin region?
In the case of lignite and various species of pike (e.g. ringel pikes) would seem so spontaneous to me if you can hold them together with the rest I don’t know. Otherwise there would still be butterfly fish but the eat all small fish and then there should be no strong surface flow
So I leave it with the pass that is described above either the surfaces are too small or too large, as in the case of the greasy fish or ringel-hechtligen.
What do you say to that insisted?
I think that’s a little too much, you’ve got four kinds in there that’ll be pretty big. But if everything works why not. Or are you having trouble?
I just wait 4-6 weeks then everything should fit without great values to trade fairs then that runs by itself
Sounds good, I didn’t have any pre-knowledge at that time, and I’ve already packed 2 Suagschmerlen in my 240L basin after two weeks. They survived, but they didn’t grow anymore. I would wait at least 3 weeks but you can also measure the values after the nitrite peak you can actually make them in
How long should I drive in the pool? At 400 litres (121x51x66) so 3-6 weeks
Correct
I will
Maybe someday you can write how it works:D
also
Then good luck
That’s what I’m going to do. I want the animals all to hold together and that’s all right. As said they are all used very small and young at the same time, the pelvic climate is also definitely different when they have been living together for a small time. But I think I understand what you mean
As I said, there’s a little too much stress potential, but if you even have a diverter pool, try it. You just have to react fast enough if you don’t feel good that doesn’t die
Fish are not in there,
The pelvis is 121x51x66 large that are about 400 liters and if the scalar couples have formed remain so or so only 2 scalar pens so 1 pair
Personally, I don’t think it’s too much because I have structured the pelvis very well and also have an extreme dense planting in the rear area.
Just wanted to know what you were just saying if you could put the animals in the pool. As I said, it’s big, but the animals really have enough hideout and escape. And if there’s too much stress, I’ve got a soft pool
Since you mean it’s just an idea, I’m gonna get out of it that you haven’t all got in. I would perhaps choose a larger aquarium or maybe leave the scalar and thread fish away. In any case, I think the Congo alms, blue-pointed bass, thread fishing and scalar are a little too much and I would just leave 2 of the species.
This is a total mess!
In any case, leave.
Good height for scalar, but not so patchy with other species!
I’ll leave the fish, but stay with the rest. Is my decision because in a former classroom avenue 4 scalar with kakadubuntbarian and congosalmler and dwarf thread fishing and mollys and couple other to 240 liters of life, and Neons exactly
The radio. Apparently even without problems are 2.5-3 years