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I changed my A. Silus over to my 25G as all of the feeders... well... are no longer with us :lol: . He likes it in there, it's a 3' 25G acrylic. I think I'm going to put the tank in my room and move the pleco into my 130G to take care of the algae in there instead.

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Putting the pleco with the fahaka?
You are getting sleepy... you only hear the sound of my voice... you must do water changes... water changes... water changes... water changes...

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Pufferpunk wrote:Putting the pleco with the fahaka?
Haha I'm not THAT dumb, my fahaka is in my 100G and the other fish are in my 130G. Did you see my other thread?
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130g for the Fahaka
100g for the other fish
Nice tank BTW, What are you going to do with the old one?
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Sponge bob wrote:130g for the Fahaka
100g for the other fish
Nice tank BTW, What are you going to do with the old one?
The other fish needed a bigger tank, they were already in the 100G. The fahaka is only about 9'' right now. The 20G is sitting in my room empty right now. I don't think I'm going to set it up again.
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GIVE IT TO ME!!!!!!!!
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Sponge bob wrote:GIVE IT TO ME!!!!!!!!
It's not even that big.... I might try neons with my A. Silus.
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So I can get my fish I want in dere.
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Very nice. What are you feeding your fahaka?
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FOOD
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Sponge bob wrote:FOOD
Sometimes I think you post just to get your count up....
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Nah ;)
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Save it, maybe you will someday start a marine tank or need a fuge. Plus empty tanks make good "emergency" tanks.
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pufferfreak wrote:Save it, maybe you will someday start a marine tank or need a fuge. Plus empty tanks make good "emergency" tanks.
Good point, I'm definately keeping it.

I'm feeding my fahaka on Krill unfortunately, although I'm moving him to prawns this week, and I've been getting him to eat Clams lately. I couldn't find prawns until my mom went to an asian market, so that's where I'm going to get them.
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If you have access to live crayfish you d give that a try. Not only is it good for them but it is very entertaining to watch.
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