seahorsedreams
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I really don't know what the end stocking list is going to be. I basically will have a mini, a small, a medium and a large lion/scorp tank. The problem is, I like to buy my fish small.... like really really small, and grow them up. The smaller the fish are introduced into captivity, the smaller they end up being as an adult. I'm sure it's a diet issue. So, I never know for a year or so, what tank they would be a good canidate for.
The 3 lions I'm looking for will definitely be going in the medium tank along with the mombassae that's been in QT for the last 6 months or so....
The Inimicus.....
We have a second rare Inimicus that may or may not be going in.... depends on if he'll fight with the first one. I suspect they will.
I have a young frondosa who is also a candidate, but I'll have to wait until they're grown to see their size. We have adults ones that I wouldn't put in there.... so we'll have to see.
Then there's the Brasiliensis, he'll go in until he gets too big and then he'll move unto the 310g tank with the bigger lions. These fish are easy to catch, so removal won't be a problem.
There will also be a couple of regular fish like a bristletail filefish and maybe a couple of others.
That's all that are really planned besides the 3 lions we are hoping to find. At the end of it all, we hope to have a complete collection of lions.... if I can ever find a bellus, that is.
The 3 lions I'm looking for will definitely be going in the medium tank along with the mombassae that's been in QT for the last 6 months or so....
The Inimicus.....
We have a second rare Inimicus that may or may not be going in.... depends on if he'll fight with the first one. I suspect they will.
I have a young frondosa who is also a candidate, but I'll have to wait until they're grown to see their size. We have adults ones that I wouldn't put in there.... so we'll have to see.
Then there's the Brasiliensis, he'll go in until he gets too big and then he'll move unto the 310g tank with the bigger lions. These fish are easy to catch, so removal won't be a problem.
There will also be a couple of regular fish like a bristletail filefish and maybe a couple of others.
That's all that are really planned besides the 3 lions we are hoping to find. At the end of it all, we hope to have a complete collection of lions.... if I can ever find a bellus, that is.