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Jmart159 said:
I would lose the ID sharks and get some type of wood cat. Jaguar catfish, honeycomb cats, something similar to those maybe. Also, an alternative to the pictus is a 4 line pim which get a really cool pattern once they mature.
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You read my mind on the jaguar and 4 line Pims.
 
Jmart159 said:
I would lose the ID sharks and get some type of wood cat. Jaguar catfish, honeycomb cats, something similar to those maybe. Also, an alternative to the pictus is a 4 line pim which get a really cool pattern once they mature.
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I only have iridescent shark but I was looking honeycomb cats but I'll have to see where I can get them around where I live
 
The jaguar also looks adorable and I'd love to have one but still have to see what I can from my local pet store
 
MidnightRyuu said:
I only have iridescent shark but I was looking honeycomb cats but I'll have to see where I can get them around where I live
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ID Sharks are Iridescent sharks. Jmart159 mentioned them because of your tank size. Iridescent Sharks get over 4 feet long.

As for honeycomb cats if you mean Centromochius perugiae the oil catfish they're a great little woodcat that gets pretty striking and would be a nice addition. Bluegrass has them for $16 a piece.
 
koltsixx said:
ID Sharks are Iridescent sharks. Jmart159 mentioned them because of your tank size. Iridescent Sharks get over 4 feet long.

As for honeycomb cats if you mean Centromochius perugiae the oil catfish they're a great little woodcat that gets pretty striking and would be a nice addition. Bluegrass has them for $16 a piece.
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sorry I'm typing kinda in the dark.I meant to say that I only have one iridescent. I know about there large size but I don't want to get rid of it in till it's too big to handle because I really do love it. I've bought fish online before and one of them ended up dead so I don't feel very comfortable having them shipped to me
 
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