Wow great collection.. Saw some photos of it previously. But wow. Hard when you think you know alot of fish and can't name more than two fish in that tank... Rare Fish is right... lol
SoCal 2007 Trip : Fugupuff - Rare Fish Headquarters - LOAD WARNING!
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Great vids, I have a question, I can see the returns but I cannot see the inlets, how exactly is this filtered?
Great fish, I would have put a few large pulchers in there, and left out the Frt's, not a great fan of the turtle/fish mix, they can always turn, and you don't want to lose or damage any of those fish!
Rich
Great fish, I would have put a few large pulchers in there, and left out the Frt's, not a great fan of the turtle/fish mix, they can always turn, and you don't want to lose or damage any of those fish!
Rich
the 3 black holes, 2 are 4" drains actually, and one 4" return. I would like more pulchers too, but the tank is too crowded, and I can't find enough large pulchers now days.Richie;1045738; said:Great vids, I have a question, I can see the returns but I cannot see the inlets, how exactly is this filtered?
Great fish, I would have put a few large pulchers in there, and left out the Frt's, not a great fan of the turtle/fish mix, they can always turn, and you don't want to lose or damage any of those fish!
Rich
I did have the turtles by themselves in smaller tanks, but they were constantly biting each other, now they're much happier, sleeping on the driftwood next to the clownloaches at night. They never bite anyone and are fully aquatic, never leave water except to lay eggs. I agree about mixing turtles and fish, but frt's are almost not turtles, they're my favorite by far
they're squirtles!I need to move to a larger tank soon!!!! I have more fish coming, and I need more tank space!
That is a large amount of water movement.
What are the types of filtration used? A sump, sand filter?
Sorry for all the questions, just love to have that amount of fish together!
What are the types of filtration used? A sump, sand filter?
Sorry for all the questions, just love to have that amount of fish together!
no problem. I have one huge wet dry, about 180 gallons, filled with ceramic rings and other filter media, and I do 40% water changes weekly if I have time. That's it, I was going to hook it up to a continuous water change system, but we might move, so that wasn't done.Richie;1045803; said:
