New World Or Oddball, Hey |
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New World Or Oddball, Hey |
Mar 11 2008, 09:42 AM
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![]() AOS Group: Members Posts: 1568 Joined: 5-February 08 From: Billericay, Essex, UK Member No.: 39091 |
Hey from what you might think from the title this isnt a plee to help me choose oddball or new world, I just wondered if in a 5x2x2 or a 6x2x2 I could get a peacock eel, Jack dempsey and oscar or GT, maybe a few silver dollars, I didnt know where to post this and as I was going through oddball forums I decided to post it here because of the peacock eel..
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Mar 11 2008, 09:32 PM
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A stroke of the brush does not guarantee art from the bristles Group: Members Posts: 3665 Joined: 16-July 05 From: Berkhamsted, UK Member No.: 14678 |
Only a sadist would combine a spiny eel with cichlids as territorial as Jack Dempseys or Green Terrors! Don't do it!
The large spiny eels (e.g., M. armatus, M. favus, M. erythrotaenia) seem to do quite well with Oscars in large aquaria. As ever, your problem is feeding the spiny eel, so I'd get the eel settled and hand-feeding before adding anything competitive. Macrognathus spp. are sociable (i.e., keep in groups!) and easily bullied, and are completely unsuitable to this kind of community. Cheers, Neale Hey from what you might think from the title this isnt a plee to help me choose oddball or new world, I just wondered if in a 5x2x2 or a 6x2x2 I could get a peacock eel, Jack dempsey and oscar or GT, maybe a few silver dollars, I didnt know where to post this and as I was going through oddball forums I decided to post it here because of the peacock eel.. |
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Mar 11 2008, 10:19 PM
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![]() AOS Group: Members Posts: 1568 Joined: 5-February 08 From: Billericay, Essex, UK Member No.: 39091 |
Only a sadist would combine a spiny eel with cichlids as territorial as Jack Dempseys or Green Terrors! Don't do it! The large spiny eels (e.g., M. armatus, M. favus, M. erythrotaenia) seem to do quite well with Oscars in large aquaria. As ever, your problem is feeding the spiny eel, so I'd get the eel settled and hand-feeding before adding anything competitive. Macrognathus spp. are sociable (i.e., keep in groups!) and easily bullied, and are completely unsuitable to this kind of community. Cheers, Neale Hey from what you might think from the title this isnt a plee to help me choose oddball or new world, I just wondered if in a 5x2x2 or a 6x2x2 I could get a peacock eel, Jack dempsey and oscar or GT, maybe a few silver dollars, I didnt know where to post this and as I was going through oddball forums I decided to post it here because of the peacock eel.. Hmm ok thanks I understand about the JD and GT as they have got a bad reputation for agression This post has been edited by Ace Of Spades: Mar 11 2008, 10:19 PM |
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Mar 11 2008, 10:43 PM
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A stroke of the brush does not guarantee art from the bristles Group: Members Posts: 3665 Joined: 16-July 05 From: Berkhamsted, UK Member No.: 14678 |
In a word, no.
And why do I get the tongue sticky-out thing? Is that nice or nasty? Cheers, Neale Hmm ok thanks I understand about the JD and GT as they have got a bad reputation for agression |
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Mar 11 2008, 11:40 PM
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![]() AOS Group: Members Posts: 1568 Joined: 5-February 08 From: Billericay, Essex, UK Member No.: 39091 |
In a word, no. And why do I get the tongue sticky-out thing? Is that nice or nasty? Cheers, Neale Hmm ok thanks I understand about the JD and GT as they have got a bad reputation for agression Ofc its a nice jesture, I do apreciate your advice Just to check mate, Fire eels need bigger then a 5x2x2 right? Many Thanks Ace Of Spades This post has been edited by Ace Of Spades: Mar 11 2008, 11:41 PM |
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Mar 13 2008, 08:32 PM
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A stroke of the brush does not guarantee art from the bristles Group: Members Posts: 3665 Joined: 16-July 05 From: Berkhamsted, UK Member No.: 14678 |
Depends on the size of the Fire Eel. But I'd certainly recommend a tank above 300 litres/75 US gallons. Filtration is important for these fish because they are quite sensitive to poor water quality.
Cheers, Neale Just to check mate, Fire eels need bigger then a 5x2x2 right? |
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Mar 13 2008, 08:35 PM
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![]() AOS Group: Members Posts: 1568 Joined: 5-February 08 From: Billericay, Essex, UK Member No.: 39091 |
Depends on the size of the Fire Eel. But I'd certainly recommend a tank above 300 litres/75 US gallons. Filtration is important for these fish because they are quite sensitive to poor water quality. Cheers, Neale Just to check mate, Fire eels need bigger then a 5x2x2 right? Hmm the tank will be atleast 400 litres, Im in negoatiations with a man on ebay for a 6x2x2 which is about 160+ Gallons Many Thanks Ace Of Spades |
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