ok so here is my plan..
96"X30"X24H
1 13in lmb
1 11-15in spotted gar
1 11-15in bowfin
2 11-15in bullheads
4 large readear sunfish
1 11-15in carp
ALOT of driftwood and plants
i dont know much about compatability with deifrent fishes. but you think itwould work?
300g
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Posted 31 January 2007 - 11:13 PM
that looks okay to me, if you have plenty of cover in there and fish are all similar in size atleast close enough that they can't consider one another food you should be fine.
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Posted 02 February 2007 - 01:34 PM
redear sunfish and pumpkinseeds both eat snails, there are probably other species that will too.
red ears especially eat snails hince the nickname shellcracker. I do believe that warmouths will eat snails also.
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Posted 01 March 2007 - 03:19 PM
well ive done alot of research and plan on going with a tank smaller then 300g cus i dno if my floor can support it or not. what size tank for life would be best and reccomended demensions for...
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1 spotted or florida gar
1 or 2 bowfin
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1 or 2 bowfin
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Posted 01 March 2007 - 03:29 PM
well ive done alot of research and plan on going with a tank smaller then 300g
It's not the size so much as the shape. A taller aquarium is going to put more weight per square foot on the floor. A longer/wider/lower tank is going to be an easier burden (like a waterbed!)
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