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GeordieDave Frequent User
Number of posts : 1263 Age : 41 Location : County Durham Registration date : 2008-03-08
| Subject: My stock levels Wed May 21, 2008 7:13 am | |
| 8*Rainbow 4*White cloud 2*Cockatoo My tank holds 100L of water with tetratec EX700 filtration Would I be ok to add to my tank 2 bottom dwellers in a few (3 or so) weeks? I wanna wait a while to give time for algae to build up | |
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Diana Administrator
Number of posts : 6033 Age : 72 Location : On here, talking to you! Registration date : 2007-12-12
| Subject: Re: My stock levels Wed May 21, 2008 8:03 am | |
| You could probably have some corys GD. | |
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Guest Guest
| Subject: Re: My stock levels Wed May 21, 2008 8:28 am | |
| corys would be good, I think 100litres is too small for something like a Bn, but someone will let you know on that I am sure! |
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GeordieDave Frequent User
Number of posts : 1263 Age : 41 Location : County Durham Registration date : 2008-03-08
| Subject: Re: My stock levels Thu May 22, 2008 3:56 am | |
| Corys cant handle my water perams | |
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GeordieDave Frequent User
Number of posts : 1263 Age : 41 Location : County Durham Registration date : 2008-03-08
| Subject: Re: My stock levels Thu May 22, 2008 3:57 am | |
| - driver wrote:
- corys would be good, I think 100litres is too small for something like a Bn, but someone will let you know on that I am sure!
but ive seen people quote BNs for 60L tanks. I dont want a plec anway too ugly I do like the clown plec or whatever its called. | |
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munchycarrot Top Poster
Number of posts : 2391 Age : 52 Location : Cheshire Registration date : 2007-12-15
| Subject: Re: My stock levels Thu May 22, 2008 5:45 am | |
| Well you could always ask at the lfs what the pH is. Chances are, a lot of captive bred fish are in different pH to what their natural environment is. I'd say your OK to have a bn, according to this you could keep one in 90L min tank size. My mbuna aren't in a pH of 8+ as they 'should' be. To keep their water up there would mean adding all sorts & then you start getting fluctuations. Better to be stable than not | |
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indigoj Moderator
Number of posts : 740 Age : 50 Location : Bury, Lancs Registration date : 2008-02-17
| Subject: Re: My stock levels Thu May 22, 2008 5:56 am | |
| You'd fit a bristlie no problem and a clown plec would be fine size wise but check water prefs for them first. (can't remember off hand but check planet catfish.) Or what about some smaller loaches? | |
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GeordieDave Frequent User
Number of posts : 1263 Age : 41 Location : County Durham Registration date : 2008-03-08
| Subject: Re: My stock levels Thu May 22, 2008 6:37 am | |
| the LFS recommended some to me I cant remember the name but they looked like stange things....when I find out ill let you know. The LFS knows what my parameters are and before I purchase any bottom dwellers he will test my water for me again. Basically he said he wouldnt sell me any fish which wouldnt suit my water anbd I know him through work aswell so I dont think he will be giving me no duff advice | |
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indigoj Moderator
Number of posts : 740 Age : 50 Location : Bury, Lancs Registration date : 2008-02-17
| Subject: Re: My stock levels Thu May 22, 2008 6:56 am | |
| that is good. there are some lovely plecs and loaches that will be fine in your water. | |
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