tank mates
tank mates
Can a gsp and f8 live together in a large enough tank
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Re: tank mates
nope...they need different levels of salinety and can be co-specific aggressive.
I have GSPs with archers and orange chromids. MY F8s are in a species only tank.
I have GSPs with archers and orange chromids. MY F8s are in a species only tank.
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Re: tank mates
As stated above totally different water chemistry is needed, plus gsp are bigger and more aggressive
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Re: tank mates
+1 to above comments. GSPs and F-8s are too different in size, water chemistry, and personality. They should not be co-housed.
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