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bettachris
 
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55 gal:
5 lg parrots,
2 orange tail loach,
3 black ghost,
1 angel.

20 gal:
1 lg snakeskin,
1 moon beam,
6 molly,
2 dwarf goraumai,
1 pair kribs.

10 gal: over stocked
3 clown loaches,
3 albino baby oscars,
2 rams,
5 rainbows.

75 gal: round tank
1 lg clown knife,
1 lg Pangasius hypopthalmus,
2 sun cats,
2 sliver dollars.

besides the 10 are these amounts of fish correct?





Last edited by bettachris at 24-Feb-2005 16:11
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The 10 is obviously seriously stocked wrong, I do hope you're fixing that

Silver dollars are schooling, general number given is around 6 as a minimum. Clowns get close to 4" long...not sure what size "large" is.
Irridescent sharks Pangasius hypophthalmus are NOT tank fish. They get way too big for any home aquaria (unless of course you have a spare 500 gallon tank)
Not sure I'd keep the angel with the stock you have it with.

I'm sure someone else can fill in the gaps.

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Azrael_Darkness
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Actually all those tanks are obviously overstocked...3 ghost knife in a 55, you really shouldn't have a ghost knife in anything less then 150 gallon. The 20 gallon is probababally very likely to have aggressive disputes between the gouramis, and if your kribs decide to breed everything in your tank will be killed. The 75 isn't overstocked but you have the wrong size fish in there they are all going to overgrow a 4 foot tank other then the silverdollars and im not familiar with the suncats unless they are named as something else.
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bettachris
 
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i really don't believen in schooling fish that much.(in general) my clown knife is about 1 foots- to a 1.5. the shark is about the same size. as far as the ghost that is the first i heard of a 150 gallon. i have had one for many years that only grew 1 foot.
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You "don't believe" in schooling fish? Er - honestly now, why keep fish at all if you don't keep them in a way that allows them to feel safe?


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I'm with the others - all of those tanks are severely overstocked. You asked; we're telling you.[/font]

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Those pangasias really turn into ugly buggers lol But yes the only reason your ghost knife was only a foot is because it was most likely stunted due to tank size...ghost knife can generally almost hit 2 feet if kept and fed properly. Which is the main reason i have not had a ghost knife yet, they are awsome fish but i don't have the proper setup for them right now.
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wow - somewhat overstocked tanks
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way over stocked and some fish might have stunted alot. I would sell some or give them away.






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I think that they are all overstocked & the 10Gal. is really ]:|




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