they r giant gouramis they r six years old, and they r 2 ' now, they r lovely and i love my discus and my kissing gouramis, what fish u got?like my helicopter?thats where my big plec lives in
i have kept dragon gobys in freshwater. they do just fine, just like some puffers and some crabs that are brackish.
fire eel, dragon goby, or puffer
Dragon gobys in FW is so not a good thing. They are wild caught in the mangrove areas in Florida. Eventually being kept in FW will result in loss of slime coat, loss in appetite, death. Just to name a few issues. Just because they can be acclimated to FW doesn't mean it's good for them. Same with knight gobys, bumble bee gobys, scats, monos, some puffers etc. Even mollies. Back when I lived in FL you could see them swimming wild in the brackish waters.
Caring for your new dragon goby, Gobioides brousonetti, with pictures
Brackish Water Fishes IV with pictures
As aquarium keepers we should really be more aware of the natural areas they come from instead of "assuming" they are will all do well in FW. We should also keep in mind that stunting a fishes growth isn't good either. They might live for awhile but that doesn't mean we are giving them the quality of life they should have. Try researching first, buying fish last.
Now, on to those pictures.
I see pink kissing gouramis which are not the giant gouramies.
Giant gouramis are Osphronemus gouramy:
the true GIANT gourami (Osphronemus goramy) the largest gourami of them all
Kissing gouramis are Helestoma temmencki:
How to care for your pink kissing gouramis Helestoma temmencki with pictures
Two different fish.
I'm siding with Mudfrog and Etunes, some folks need to get their research done. If someone really wants to get rude about it, I can supply many, many, many more links from all the research I did about Dragon gobys.
Also i will wait for the updated pics of your tanks factorboa. All i can say is that tank with the bala sharks looks like it is to small for them.
They are called silver sharks, there r lots of gental giants,
Dragon gobys in FW is so not a good thing. They are wild caught in the mangrove areas in Florida. Eventually being kept in FW will result in loss of slime coat, loss in appetite, death. Just to name a few issues. Just because they can be acclimated to FW doesn't mean it's good for them. Same with knight gobys, bumble bee gobys, scats, monos, some puffers etc. Even mollies. Back when I lived in FL you could see them swimming wild in the brackish waters.
Caring for your new dragon goby, Gobioides brousonetti, with pictures
Brackish Water Fishes IV with pictures
As aquarium keepers we should really be more aware of the natural areas they come from instead of "assuming" they are will all do well in FW. We should also keep in mind that stunting a fishes growth isn't good either. They might live for awhile but that doesn't mean we are giving them the quality of life they should have. Try researching first, buying fish last.
Now, on to those pictures.
I see pink kissing gouramis which are not the giant gouramies.
Giant gouramis are Osphronemus gouramy:
the true GIANT gourami (Osphronemus goramy) the largest gourami of them all
Kissing gouramis are Helestoma temmencki:
How to care for your pink kissing gouramis Helestoma temmencki with pictures
Two different fish.
I'm siding with Mudfrog and Etunes, some folks need to get their research done. If someone really wants to get rude about it, I can supply many, many, many more links from all the research I did about Dragon gobys.
they arent to small i owned fish all my life and have had no problems and never will topical fish i am a expert maruine people can put me in a my place The SILVER sharks i qoute is fine in that tank, they grow to the size of your tank what u have them in