flcountryskater
Aquarium Advice Regular
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- Aug 13, 2013
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I would suggest two tanks. Your stock is not good at all.
well clown knifes get over a foot. I've heard from a couple places they need at least 200 gallons but that seems a little high to me, 150 gallons would probably suffice but don't hold me to it. Frontosa also need to be in groups and can also get about a foot. They need at very least 180 gallons. Discus also need pristine water and with that stock they'd probably get beat up a bunch. Discus also get fairly large and with how many of the discus and angels you have that alone would probably require over 100 gallons. Very nice tank! Just inappropriate stock.Everyone gets along well the frontosa is only there until my mom gets her new tank. I don't get how the stock is wrong besides the frontsa? ph is a 6.8 which is perfect for all the fish minus the two I already mentioned. So can someone tell me how my stock is wrong
My water quality is perfect as I had cichlids in there before as the bioload was very high so the bioload isn't a problem on the tank. I already know that the clown knife can reach up to 24inchs in a tank. He is currently a little over 10inchs the 75 gallon will give him room to grow till he is 18 inches long then a I will need a 6 foot tank in case of him growing any larger. All the fish get along together the blood parrot and frontosa are the only two that will need to be moved because they get aggressive with age. The clown knife and discus and angles will always be fin together because of there size they won't fit in the clown knifes mouth. A lot of research went into the setup and upkeep of this tank.