Not sure yet mate.Very nice, so what you planning on doing with the 4 ft tank?
I was really tempted at putting a deposit down on a pair of channa aisiatica, but I think they get a little to big for a four foot.Shame though,they were lovely.I am planning on doing a heavily planted dwarf channa setup as my next project pricing 4 ft tanks up at the moment. West African biotope sounds interesting,
Thanks Adam,Looking good. Are you planning to grow out helleri fry?
While it's sad that you had to lose the GT tank, setting up a new tank is always exciting.
I looked at some smaller channa as well at one point, but snakeheads are illegal here in Maryland because they are an invasive species that is endangering the local bass population.
Thanks,Channa blehiri are good for a 4ft and form pairs. They are a bit too expensive and inactive for my tastes so i got african knives instead. If i get a tank bigger than my 70 i would keep a whole group, not just 2 as i have now since they are busier and are quite amusing to watch
I love the cichlids man they are just amazing
Do it. You could also attempt to breed them with a group and it would be quite a cool tank if synodontis nigriventis, pantadon bulchozi etc.Thanks,
Funny you mention brown knife fish.i had a group of those in mind if I did an African biotope.
I may yet.Do it. You could also attempt to breed them with a group and it would be quite a cool tank if synodontis nigriventis, pantadon bulchozi etc.