Cilantro
Aquarium Advice Freak
How many electric color rams could I put in a20gal and could use any info on this species as I am new to it
Electric blue rams in a 20gal
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jetajockey
come get me tang police!
You could put a pair in a 20H, or 2 pairs in a 20L. They are extremely sensitive fish and tend to be very short lived. I used to really like them but have been frustrated with how sensitive they can be.
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Cilantro
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Are all rams like this or are there some that are a little more tough
jetajockey
come get me tang police!
Agreed about bolivians. They seem to be much hardier than EBRs. Speaking of EBRs, found one of my breeding group floating upside down this morning. I'm so over them at this point.
And I just found my 4th, and I think final this time, GBR floating. I'm feeling your pain.
What about gold rams jeta? I have a gold and a bolivian that are doing great. I've had the gold the longest. Yet I've heard they are just as sensitive, if not more sensitive, than the blue so I'm always hesitant to recommend them. What's the real deal with them? They don't seem to get as much attention as the other rams but they are beautiful as well.
What about gold rams jeta? I have a gold and a bolivian that are doing great. I've had the gold the longest. Yet I've heard they are just as sensitive, if not more sensitive, than the blue so I'm always hesitant to recommend them. What's the real deal with them? They don't seem to get as much attention as the other rams but they are beautiful as well.
jetajockey
come get me tang police!
Same with golds IME. I've only had the golds about half as long as the blues. They don't drop nearly as often, but they still do. It's really annoying because these fish are homebred and not farmed, they were even crossed out and back so the genetics are pretty diverse. They just seem to be really sensitive, they just up and die with no symptoms, no other fish in the tank having any issues, no water quality problems.
Because of that, I am really hesitant to charge the hefty price tag that they command, it just doesn't feel right to me.
In the past year i've just lost pretty much all interest in breeding them because of it. Did I mention they are really crappy parents also? lol.
I have no personal experience with bolivians but if I ever go dwarf cichlid again it will be between those and apistos.
Because of that, I am really hesitant to charge the hefty price tag that they command, it just doesn't feel right to me.
In the past year i've just lost pretty much all interest in breeding them because of it. Did I mention they are really crappy parents also? lol.
I have no personal experience with bolivians but if I ever go dwarf cichlid again it will be between those and apistos.
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Cilantro
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How would the fire reds do?
