PissBabyTheFourth
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what south american tank mates won’t eat apisto fry? I know pencilfish are safe but was wondering if there are any others that could go in a 20 long
I’m gonna do a display tank but would also like for them to breed, if that’s not really possible I’ll just do a displayHatchetfish are safe, but then again because of other factors only work out in a biotope/display tank, not in a breeding tank.
@OP are you going for a breeding tank or a display tank?
Then my best advise is: Go for a display tank, do not get a pair but a single male and toss the idea of breeding. That opens up many more possibilities for other species to add. It's either breeding or display. Hardly happening in the same tank successfully.I’m gonna do a display tank but would also like for them to breed, if that’s not really possible I’ll just do a display
I dont have any experience with breeding apistos but I would say that a good idea is Breeding and then making it into a display tank once you're done with breeding and raising fry.I’m gonna do a display tank but would also like for them to breed, if that’s not really possible I’ll just do a display
Are there any species of hatchet fish that are tolerant of hard water, asking since breeding dithers would be nice for my 29 and philly water is practically Just liquid brickHatchetfish are safe, but then again because of other factors only work out in a biotope/display tank, not in a breeding tank.
@OP are you going for a breeding tank or a display tank?
Not that I know of.Are there any species of hatchet fish that are tolerant of hard water, asking since breeding dithers would be nice for my 29 and philly water is practically Just liquid brick
So they can live in hard water?!Hatchets are difficult to breed even in softwater and probably impossible in hardwater without a miracle. They can adapt to hardwater, but not breed.