Kann ich Trauermantelsalmler mit Perlhuhnbärblinge vergesellschaften?
Kann man Trauermantelsalmler mit Perlhuhnbärblinge vergesellschaften?
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I have a 180-litre basin. I’ve only got 15 pearls in there.
But I wanted to use 15 more beaded beards, 10 wedge stained beards, 30 Red Fire dwarf nelis, 10 Otociclus, 5 marbled armored bead and 8 mourning shell alms. My question is that they all agree with each other or some do not.
Well, honest answer? This is more fish soup than aquarium. But from the composition, I now really see only the Salmler as a concern.Proposal: leave the Salmler away and for this 5 – 10 wedge spots more, gives a more beautiful picture.
See that.
Didn’t you read or just didn’t understand what I was answering your last question?
These species can be all combined except for the Salmlers which I will not be included in
Can it be that you’re confusing something? I can’t find an answer from you here.
Chapeau dür this constructive contribution!
That’s what I mean. After such a rather emotional discussion to reassess completely objectively and to decide for animal welfare, many succeed very rarely.
Then I have to take other fish that I don’t want to hurt the fish…
The temperature in which it naturally fluctuates seasonally in subtropical fish or between rain and dry season in tropical fish. They swung the lower and upper tolerance limits and are in the meantime in the optimum range. This is something completely different from having to be at one end of the temperature tolerance all year round. This is at the expense of health and life.
Do they think that in nature it is always perfect in temperature?
This is a lazy compromise that requires all kinds of living at the edge of their temperature tolerance.
If I have the temperature at 23 degrees, the bead-huhnbärblinge, Otociclus (Ohrgitterharnischwelse) and the other mentioned fish can be dissociated up to the mourning shell-almlers I don’t buy, where is the problem?
I’ll tell you
The Maxe004 has asked exactly 2, in words: two questions. Eggs Last question is not available. There is only this one here and another question of 12 hours ago. On the question 12 hours ago or a request within this question, I answered in detail by comment. That is the maxe004 either not read, ode rnot understood. Otherwise, he would not stick to the same crap here and write
Over and Out.
Learn to write rubber bulls first. Then you can write on.
In part, I had only looked into his last question again, I found your answer in the penultimate question…
Buy gums, but not live animals. That’s bad here.
If they mean…
I repeat the question:
All right, reading misunderstanding.
Yeah, right, they want a lot of live food, most preferably Arthemia. Because you have addressed the temperature: Most rearings are kept in breeding and also commercially at a standard temperature. What I’m thinking about, a 180 l aquarium is not actually planned for nanofish. Could too large openings on the filter system become a problem?
Especially no females.
Is also UU food sensitive as all blue beans
What I find very noble is the Dario Dario, but you get it very hard
Wherever this temperature is critical I don’t know now.
PS also look at Brevibora dorsiocellata and possibly light eyes or blue eyes (Pseudomugil) maybe?
I’d say they might be a bit tall, and I’d rather recommend the red phantom squad or Neons.
I’m afraid.