draconis321
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A new thread (proir to pre determined ideas) has told me you can keep two eels in one tank I have a 125 gal and would be very interested
P.S sorry for the mis-information
P.S sorry for the mis-information
due to some mis info
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draconis321
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Please suggest some relitively easy to keep eels
FYI I have foot long snowflake in the tank already
FYI I have foot long snowflake in the tank already
draconis321
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1 or 2 porc puffers some triggs a frog some angles
deliciouss_100
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Originally Posted by draconis321
http:///forum/post/2503114
Please suggest some relitively easy to keep eels
FYI I have foot long snowflake in the tank already
well i have 2 eels in my tank a snowflake and a white mouth both seem to be fine with each other no problems
love to eat silverside and raw peeled shrimp
http:///forum/post/2503114
Please suggest some relitively easy to keep eels
FYI I have foot long snowflake in the tank already
well i have 2 eels in my tank a snowflake and a white mouth both seem to be fine with each other no problems
kjr_trig
Active Member
Originally Posted by deliciouss_100
http:///forum/post/2503580
well i have 2 eels in my tank a snowflake and a white mouth both seem to be fine with each other no problems
love to eat silverside and raw peeled shrimp
Whitemouth is a bad choice if you want to keep fish. Whitemouths are fish eaters, a guy that comes on here once in a while (Rslinger) has a adult Whitemouth that ate several of his large expensive fish....If you plan to keep other fish in a 125, I would stick with Chainlink, Zebra, or Goldentail....BTW, 2 porky puffers would not be a good idea, they may or may not co-exist with each other, but you would need a protein skimmer rated for about 500 gallons, they create lots of waste....One more, Frogfish are risky with triggers and puffers, both like to nip/sample anything not moving very fast such as Lions and Frogfish.
http:///forum/post/2503580
well i have 2 eels in my tank a snowflake and a white mouth both seem to be fine with each other no problems
Whitemouth is a bad choice if you want to keep fish. Whitemouths are fish eaters, a guy that comes on here once in a while (Rslinger) has a adult Whitemouth that ate several of his large expensive fish....If you plan to keep other fish in a 125, I would stick with Chainlink, Zebra, or Goldentail....BTW, 2 porky puffers would not be a good idea, they may or may not co-exist with each other, but you would need a protein skimmer rated for about 500 gallons, they create lots of waste....One more, Frogfish are risky with triggers and puffers, both like to nip/sample anything not moving very fast such as Lions and Frogfish.
