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Re: Lactoria Cornuta, GSP & Friends?
Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2011 1:52 pm
by RVS
That explain why the GSP destroyed the Rotala and the red hygrophilia! ñ_ñ
Well, for the top lid, the monster fish keepers recommend a Black plastic net, is hard, not visible and prevent puffers & otheR fish to scape jumping hehehe
Anyway i will be careful on selecting species to share tank with GSP, till now, Toxotes and Neovespicula Depressifrons seems to be the best, non aggressive tank mates.
But I´m still thinking abut Monodactylus argenteus, i like these fish to much, i hope puffer´s don't mind cuz my attentions are 100% on them, anyway... this guys seems to be very jealous...
Re: Lactoria Cornuta, GSP & Friends?
Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2011 2:54 pm
by sevenyearnight
I'm attaching black net to my top right now! Lol, don't want any carpet surfers. It's very cheap too.
Re: Lactoria Cornuta, GSP & Friends?
Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2011 3:41 pm
by Reaperpilot2014
RVS wrote:That explain why the GSP destroyed the Rotala and the red hygrophilia! ñ_ñ
Well, for the top lid, the monster fish keepers recommend a Black plastic net, is hard, not visible and prevent puffers & otheR fish to scape jumping hehehe
Anyway i will be careful on selecting species to share tank with GSP, till now, Toxotes and Neovespicula Depressifrons seems to be the best, non aggressive tank mates.
But I´m still thinking abut Monodactylus argenteus, i like these fish to much, i hope puffer´s don't mind cuz my attentions are 100% on them, anyway... this guys seems to be very jealous...
It's usually the GSP who ends up being aggressive. I would strongly encourage you to keep your GSP alone if possible, unless you don't mind your archer getting killed. I would get the wasp fish out of there as well, since they are venomous. GSPs don't really belong with anything IMHO.
Re: Lactoria Cornuta, GSP & Friends?
Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2011 6:54 pm
by RVS
I already put the net! hehehe it doesn't look bad and fish cannot pass trough it, ¿how big are your fish?
you must buy a net with smaller cells than fish but not so small cuz light won't pass hehe
Oh my god Reaperpilot! it seems that my puffers will live alone in a 70g tank, and they become aggressive to each other, i will divide the tank in two...
I hope these puffers don't develop their assassin instinct heheh so i can work on a 270G community tank.
Re: Lactoria Cornuta, GSP & Friends?
Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2011 7:46 pm
by sevenyearnight
Oh, I have very small grid screen, pliable, it's not a gigantic tank like the one you're planning.
Re: Lactoria Cornuta, GSP & Friends?
Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2011 7:57 pm
by RVS
Hehehehe Thats ok... cuz i remember i bought a black net with a very small cell, and light couldn't pass it, you can imagine what happens to the plants u_u
Umm about the tank i will wait to see how aggressive my puffers get, if i see they are still calm down and relax, i will build the 270g, but if they become demons! hehe i will forget the 270 hahaha