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Old March 15th 06, 05:38 PM posted to rec.aquaria.freshwater.misc
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Default How long till Mr. Plecto out grows his tank

In my 10g community tank, I have a Common Pleco (aka Mr. Plecto) who is
now about 6-7 inches in lenght. He'll be moving shortly to new quaters,
a 33g long tank. I've had him for about 2 years. I'm pretty sure that
the fish load in the 10g is quite over the limit based on numbers and
size of Mr. Plecto and his CAE 6in henchman.

Could anyone give me an idea of how long it might be before he out
grows the 33? I'm thinking that I need to start planning on aquiring a
55g or 75g in the next year or so anyhow.

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Cheers,
Kurt

 




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