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She is atleast 6 inches
Got my hands on a true albino oscar.
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Thank you. She lives with a frontosa and a flagtail prochilodus currently in a 140g. They get along good. Shes not aggressive at allBeautiful fish, looks well cared forwho does she live with (tank mates)?
Very cool!! Am I correct to assume you are using BDBS for substrate? I am working on setting up a 125 and have pretty much decided to go with that for substrate, but of course until I buy it in going to be second guessing myself
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Yea thats all I use. Its amazing. Just takes a lil bit to clean but well worth it. I highly recommendVery cool!! Am I correct to assume you are using BDBS for substrate? I am working on setting up a 125 and have pretty much decided to go with that for substrate, but of course until I buy it in going to be second guessing myself
She must look very impressive!
Are they an easy fish to breed?
Is that something you would be looking to do?
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No im not looking to breed there are too many oscars on the market and they lay a ton of eggs at a time. They would be really hard to get rid of
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Black diamond blasting sand. Its a product that's sold by tractor supply co. Its like 10$ a 50lb bag and is a really good substrate
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