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anyone know what type of fish are in brisbane's freshwater lakes and rivers thanks

I've had my share of dealing with green terrors and acaras, and let me tell you, it didn't end well. When I kept green terrors, they turned on the acaras, eating them without hesitation. I was wary of putting another acara in with the green terrors, so I eventually gave up on that idea. In the end ...

i've got a female blue acara just chillin and i'm pretty sure i've got 2 males too. if i put them all in one tank, do you guys think they'd breed? i've got nothing else to do with her and i'm really keen on breeding some more fish. is this a good idea or not? what do you think?


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i've got a female blue acara just chillin and i'm pretty sure i've got 2 males too. if i put them all in one tank, do you guys think they'd breed? i've got nothing else to do with her and i'm really keen on breeding some more fish. is this a good idea or not? what do you think?

I've got green terrors in a tank, they've already spawned and the babies are free swimming now. Can they breed again with the babies still in the tank, I've noticed the male is doing that tail vibrating thing, just like he did last time before they spawned.

My green terrors just laid eggs, got any advice on how to handle this and if they're likely fertilized

coltin wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 7:43 am I'd say hold off on adding another pair, if they're breeding. Don't wanna overcrowd the tank. You'll also wanna separate the babies, the bigger ones'll eat the smaller ones.

Think adding another female would be ok or no

got a pair of gardneri killifish in my 15 gallon, it's pretty packed with moss and other plants. seen a couple of babies swimming around but i'm guessing there's a bunch more hiding in the moss. there's definitely a big one, comes out the most. not sure if i should add another pair, would love to ...

I'm a big fan of susswassertang, personally. I got a small amount with a shrimp shipment and initially, it was slow going, but now it's picking up pace. Not as fast as some mosses, but I find it way easier to manage - I've got it in three tanks now. Took around 4 weeks to really take off.


I'm ...

I've worked with moss before, but not susswassertang specifically. One thing I've found is that moss tends to grow alongside algae, so make sure you're regularly cleaning out the algae to give the moss room to thrive. Also, don't forget to dose enough minerals and maintain a decent amount of ...