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D P
November 3rd 06, 06:46 PM
Hello All,
Is it ok to keep Angle fish, Kissing gourmis and bala shark in the same,
tank? if so, how many of each. I have a 33 gallon aquarium. Also, what other
kind of fish can go with them.
thanks in advance everyone.
:D
Eric
November 4th 06, 04:12 AM
On Fri, 3 Nov 2006 12:46:18 -0600, D P wrote
(in article >):
> Hello All,
>
> Is it ok to keep Angle fish, Kissing gourmis and bala shark in the same,
> tank? if so, how many of each. I have a 33 gallon aquarium. Also, what other
> kind of fish can go with them.
>
> thanks in advance everyone.
Kissers and baas both want to be a foot long. They will never reach their
potential in a 33gal tank.
-Eric
jan martin
November 4th 06, 09:14 AM
D P skrev:
> Is it ok to keep Angle fish, Kissing gourmis and bala shark in the same,
> tank?. I have a 33 gallon aquarium. >
None of these will thrive in that size of tank. They will out-grow the
tank or die at an early age.
Best regards,
Jan Martin
D P
November 6th 06, 03:31 PM
Can I just put samll size of them and as they grow bigger give them back to
the store or someoen with bigger tank.
"jan martin" > wrote in message
ups.com...
>
> D P skrev:
>> Is it ok to keep Angle fish, Kissing gourmis and bala shark in the same,
>> tank?. I have a 33 gallon aquarium. >
>
> None of these will thrive in that size of tank. They will out-grow the
> tank or die at an early age.
>
> Best regards,
> Jan Martin
>
jan martin
November 8th 06, 10:27 AM
D P skrev:
> Can I just put samll size of them and as they grow bigger give them back to
> the store or someoen with bigger tank.
I'd choose some more suitable inhabitants from the beginning. :-)
Papa Red
November 9th 06, 10:07 AM
You should really think about trading in those fish that you have for
some Platys, with most of the ones that you get being female Platys.
Platys come in many beautiful colours and combination of colours, and at
least some of the females will most likely already be pregnant when you
purchase them, because the females only need to be 'with' a male once,
to have three batches of fry. Fancy guppies are the same way. The only
problem with them is the having to separate the fry, the baby fish from
the adults, so that the adults don't eat them, and also getting another
tank just for those baby fish. A small five gallon tank will do. I have
a 55, three 30, and four 10 gallon glass and metal aquariums, and a four
foot long transparent 12 gallon plastic storage container that I call my
"Plastic Pond", and all of the Platys and Fancy Guppys that I currently
have now were born right here in my tanks. I love it when I find that
some babies have been born so much, that it's a wonder that I don't go
hand out cigars,...Of course they would be cigars made of pure
chocolate!<LOL>. I wish you good luck with your fish, what ever you
choose to do.
Pax Vobiscum,...~Papa Red.
D P
November 10th 06, 02:12 PM
Thanks for you suggetion.
I don't hav those fishes yet, I was planning to buy them for my new 33 G
aquarium. I have a samll 7 G aquarium with platies, mollies and guppies. I
wan to have some different kinds of fish in my bigger aquarium, that is why
I need some suggestions. I would like to put big varity of fishes in my new
aquarium. let me know if anyone has any suggestions.
thanks again
:D
"Papa Red" > wrote in message
...
> You should really think about trading in those fish that you have for
> some Platys, with most of the ones that you get being female Platys.
> Platys come in many beautiful colours and combination of colours, and at
> least some of the females will most likely already be pregnant when you
> purchase them, because the females only need to be 'with' a male once,
> to have three batches of fry. Fancy guppies are the same way. The only
> problem with them is the having to separate the fry, the baby fish from
> the adults, so that the adults don't eat them, and also getting another
> tank just for those baby fish. A small five gallon tank will do. I have
> a 55, three 30, and four 10 gallon glass and metal aquariums, and a four
> foot long transparent 12 gallon plastic storage container that I call my
> "Plastic Pond", and all of the Platys and Fancy Guppys that I currently
> have now were born right here in my tanks. I love it when I find that
> some babies have been born so much, that it's a wonder that I don't go
> hand out cigars,...Of course they would be cigars made of pure
> chocolate!<LOL>. I wish you good luck with your fish, what ever you
> choose to do.
> Pax Vobiscum,...~Papa Red.
>
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