• We are currently upgrading MFK. thanks! -neo

GIANT gouramis

Yeah, these fish add a new dynamic to the 'Monster' in MFK: monster faces.

To make it worse, when they're adults, they look like they're trying to eat you. :)
 
Bogwoodbruce;680036; said:
I used to have 6" one but one day i was sat wathing it and then it suddenly died while i was watchin it. I've no idea what happened. I haven't had another since.
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I got a new RDGG at an 1inch a month ago he's now about 3". He's in, a 75 with a breeding pair of foot long oscars which ignore him and a 3" Cichla ocellaris. When the bass and RDGG get to about 5-6" They will be going into a 180 with some BIG (None any smaller than 6") RH's and Silver dollars. I've got a shoal of like 30 odd. And then we up grade again.
 
awww they're at my LFS for $20! *(&%^# i need a big tank NOW!!!!!
rt's too, i think
 
I had an Oscar and a Giant Gourami together in a 125, they didn't get along to well, but they were generally okay together. I got a 240 for them when they both got to be about 12 inches each. I moved them into the 240 and everything was fine, the next day while I was at work they got into a fight so bad that the Gourami knocked the Oscar out of the tank breifly and soaked my nearby computer moniter, killing the monitor. So the Oscar got to stay in the 125 and the GG in the 240. My GG also started be aggressive toward my foot long Synodontis Decorus, so he also resides in the 125. My GG doesn't seem to like anything over a certain size, he pays aboslutely no attention to any smaller fish.
 
hmmm... still thinking here.
would a school of maybe 5 silver dollars be good
 
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