- Messages
- 39
- Location
- Szczecin, Poland
Hi,
Recenty I have aquired a group of A. elizabethae (tank bred). I've ordered 3 males + 3 females and it seems that I've got what I want.
The same time I've also got same group of elizabethae and 2 pairs of T.candidi for my friend. This is 1st time I can look on candidi and (despite of their small but "sexable" size) they are really nice. They were always on my wish list so I've started to think about setting-up a tank that will house both species together. Till now I thought that this is black water species but I've found in CA1 that this is clearwater one. That is why it seems that keeping them together in one tank is not good idea.
I know that morphologically both species are very similar even if there are significant differences in general look.
Despite of it I'd like to know your opinions about such "combination" beacuse maybe I am not right in my conclusions
All your thoughts are very welcome.
Best regards
Recenty I have aquired a group of A. elizabethae (tank bred). I've ordered 3 males + 3 females and it seems that I've got what I want.
The same time I've also got same group of elizabethae and 2 pairs of T.candidi for my friend. This is 1st time I can look on candidi and (despite of their small but "sexable" size) they are really nice. They were always on my wish list so I've started to think about setting-up a tank that will house both species together. Till now I thought that this is black water species but I've found in CA1 that this is clearwater one. That is why it seems that keeping them together in one tank is not good idea.
I know that morphologically both species are very similar even if there are significant differences in general look.
Despite of it I'd like to know your opinions about such "combination" beacuse maybe I am not right in my conclusions
All your thoughts are very welcome.
Best regards