An Electric Blue Fish?

pricey

Fish Fanatic
Joined
Dec 17, 2005
Messages
103
Reaction score
0
hi people, ummm ive seen an electric blue fish and im pretty sure its a cichlid but i dont know what its called and am hopefully gonna get 1 when i get my tank set up again. i had these fish before

1x iridecant shark
1x silver shark
1x ruby shark
6x neon tetras
1x clown roach
1x catfish dont know which one
1x figure of 8 puffer fish


im hoping to get these again plus a different kind tetra to go with it!

Q.1 what is this blue fish called
Q.2 will i be able toput it with the fish that i have just stated

your help to this question will be appreciated and id like to say thanx b4 hand

Pricey
 
deffinitley will not be able to put the electric blue cichlid with those fish, not sure which electric blue your talking about though, there are a couple different cichlids with the commoon name electric blue
 
Cichlids should really remain with just other cichlids, unless you're talking about a blue ram dwarf cichlid... what size is the tank?

my tank is 3 ft by 1 and 3inches foot by 1 and 3inches foot

and could u please post apic of this blue ram it would be much appreciated
 
hi people, ummm ive seen an electric blue fish and im pretty sure its a cichlid but i dont know what its called and am hopefully gonna get 1 when i get my tank set up again. i had these fish before

1x iridecant shark

This fish is not suitable for home aquaria. Iridescent sharks grow gigantic. Go into the catfish forum and take a look at the "pangasius catfish" pinned thread

1x silver shark

These are best kept in groups of at least 3, in 125 gallon tanks.

1x ruby shark

These don't get on too well with the Silver sharks, as they're a similar shape.

6x neon tetras

Expect the Silver Sharks to eat these once they grow big enough.

1x clown roach

These are shoaling fish who need groups of 3 (although a lot of people believe 6) and require tanks as big as 90 gallons

1x catfish dont know which one

Bit vague, anything you can tell us about it?

1x figure of 8 puffer fish
These fish are not suitable or community tanks as they are fin nippers. Furthermore, they are brackish fish which require salt in their water, which the other fish will not tolerate.


As you can tell, your selection of fish wasn't ideal! I wouldn't recommend it again.

HTH
 
hi people, ummm ive seen an electric blue fish and im pretty sure its a cichlid but i dont know what its called and am hopefully gonna get 1 when i get my tank set up again. i had these fish before

1x iridecant shark

This fish is not suitable for home aquaria. Iridescent sharks grow gigantic. Go into the catfish forum and take a look at the "pangasius catfish" pinned thread

bloody hell i never thought sucha small fish could grow that big, well in that case can anyone reccomend me a good community of fish to get real eye catchers or gr8 personality and also could some one tell me what size[as in gallons] my tank is from the measurements i gave as im nt sure how to do it!!!!!!!
 
Sciaenochromis ahli)


this is the fish im onna bout

andi know thisis the wrong placetobe asking butare cichlids any harder to lookafter than normal tropical fish
 
Yes they are. Some are very aggressive and require alot of space. If your new to this hobby then I would start out with some thing else.
 
If you really like cichlids, then an mbuna setup would be doable in your tank, mbunas would be small, about 3-5 inches, and they are very colorful, but you would not be able to keep any fish other than mbunas
 
r those fish you had in a tank together before or r they just a list of fish you would like to have?


I actually had all of these fish living together and had no problems apart from the ruby shark was always hidden
 

Most reactions

Back
Top