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    Black Ghost Knife For 55G

    even a 5 foot tank is too small for a full grown BGK so your point is invalid. to properly house a full grown BGK, you would need a tank around 500 gallons at least. not many here can actually properly house a fish that is 2 foot long. my LFS does large designer commercial fish tanks and would...
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    Black Ghost Knife For 55G

    I don't understand what the problem is with growing out a BGK as part of an agreement i have with my LFS. It's not like I'm just going to throw it out in the driveway when it get's too large for my aquarium.
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    Very Simple Diy External Background

    plexiglass will give you that gloss finish, but if you paint it on a piece of plexi glass, just be sure to paint it from the foreground first and put the unpainted side towards the aquarium
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    Black Ghost Knife For 55G

    I have a BGK in a 55 with Angel, Rummynose, Oto, Hatchet, and Blackskirts.....they all live together peacefully. Once he gets too big, I plan to exchange him with another smaller one. Already have it worked out with my LFS.
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    Recommendations For Small Tetras Or Amazonian Shoaling Fish

    I have a school of Danio Kyathits in one of my tanks. Great colors and very tight schooling, even more so than the rummynose i have in another tank, although i would reccomend a minimum school of 10-12 to get the full effect. They school through all the levels of the tank. I know they're not...
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    Black Ghost Knifish Died

    sorry to hear about your ghost knife......i have one and its my favorite fish!
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    My Four Day Old Tank Is Full Of Furriness

    i don't know what that fuzzy stuff is, my tank has it too and i dont know what to do about it. the ghost shrimp i have eat it and so do the guppies so i don't know if it's ok or not. none of the shrimp or fish have died from it though.
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    Black Ghostknife Fish

    i know this is an old thread, but my BGK lays on it's side, back, face, whichever way all the time.........it's the nature of these nifty little fish.
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