How about some danios? They are hardy and biotopically correct too. Feeding with flakes would be easy..bmukh wrote:How does the paludarium which you guys helped to plan, look after a month and a half?
Here are some pics: What should I keep in there guys?
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The swimming area isn't much. So, I can try Badis (but already have a setup for them), Panchax, Colisa Gouramis or.....Romi wrote:How about some danios? They are hardy and biotopically correct too. Feeding with flakes would be easy..bmukh wrote:How does the paludarium which you guys helped to plan, look after a month and a half?
Here are some pics: What should I keep in there guys?
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How about some : Parosphromenus deissneri (Licorice Gourami)bmukh wrote:The swimming area isn't much. So, I can try Badis (but already have a setup for them), Panchax, Colisa Gouramis or.....Romi wrote:How about some danios? They are hardy and biotopically correct too. Feeding with flakes would be easy..bmukh wrote:How does the paludarium which you guys helped to plan, look after a month and a half?
Here are some pics: What should I keep in there guys?
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That is an amazing species no doubt. It would love dim lighting. I have read it can even shoot insects down like Colisa lalia with a jet of water from the mouth. But it does not travel well, and i have never seen it in sale in stock lists, leave alone in shops.Abhi wrote:How about some : Parosphromenus deissneri (Licorice Gourami)bmukh wrote:The swimming area isn't much. So, I can try Badis (but already have a setup for them), Panchax, Colisa Gouramis or.....Romi wrote:How about some danios? They are hardy and biotopically correct too. Feeding with flakes would be easy..bmukh wrote:How does the paludarium which you guys helped to plan, look after a month and a half?
Here are some pics: What should I keep in there guys?
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Bappa da has got a knack of getting things that are not on stock lists
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the water portion is quite dark, compared to a normal aquarium, so why not something that "glows"...what about "Hemigrammus erythrozonus"
or as already suggested a panchax. just recently i have seen one, which is supposedly native...great colours
or as already suggested a panchax. just recently i have seen one, which is supposedly native...great colours
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Hemigrammus erythrozonus looks great and schools also well.... But they grow a bit big.... I would suggest some thing delicate for this ..... This is just mejuanico wrote:the water portion is quite dark, compared to a normal aquarium, so why not something that "glows"...what about "Hemigrammus erythrozonus"
or as already suggested a panchax. just recently i have seen one, which is supposedly native...great colours
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