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Swimming mates in the amazone
what kind of other fish do we catch in our nets when we are hunting for discus ?
In the future i want too start my own little shop in amazone fish. So a little discus but also there natural friends / enemies
What would be nice too start with or are so beautifull I must have them. I am thinking in discus & mouthbreeders and what i find interesting on the net / in life
give me some idea´s but please no too big of fish !!
it should stay a small hobby shop !!!
( that is what i tell my wife )
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Re:Swimming mates in the amazone
NICE TRY..........small shop stocking Amazon species, your wife is going to feed you to the Pacu's by the time you start stocking your tank's, lol. You should start looking for that double shop frontage now. hehehehehe ;D
Good luck for when you get started!
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Re:Swimming mates in the amazone
as long as i don´t have piranas theat should not be a big problem !! ;D (LOL)
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Re:Swimming mates in the amazone
If I were setting up a shop like this I'd stick with:
1. Angels~ P. scalare and P. altum
2. Apistogrammas
3. Discus
4. Rams~ Standard Blue and Bolivian
5. Tetras~ Cardinal, Neon, Emperor, Serpae, Rummynose, and Bleeding Heart.
6. Oscars
7. Festivum
8. Ottocinclus
9. L. numbers (Pl*cos)
10. Corydoras spp.
I'd stay away from Piranhas, Pacus, Silver Dollars and the like.
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Re:Swimming mates in the amazone
sounds good
should be pretty much the idea
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Re:Swimming mates in the amazone
How about uarus and oscars, not discus tankmates but interesting amazon fish.
Oh, and some silver hatchets too.
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Re:Swimming mates in the amazone
I don't know this first-hand, but I have read that festivum (Cychlasoma festivum) and severum (C.severum) are both found along with discus at some locations. So do some silver hatchets (Gasteropelecus sp.), and threadfin hatchets (Triphorteus elongatus). At yet other locations, piranha seem to cause a lot of damage to discus, so apparently they are at some locations.
I would not keep piranhas or severums with discus. Festivum perhaps if it was a very large tank (10 foot) with lots of wooden pieces.
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Re:Swimming mates in the amazone
by the looks of the amano pictures in the biotope and show tank section
black neons
cardinals
congo tetras
altums (they're mean and more fragile than discus though)
festivums
how nice would a tank with congos and discus be though? that would be a vibrant tank!
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Re:Swimming mates in the amazone
I wasn't aware that they had left the African continent and migrated to the Amazon. ???
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Re:Swimming mates in the amazone
I believe that you can add pencil fish and a large number of cory cats. I was suprised that some of the cory cats have some nice color. Im used to the standard bronze, green or black and white colors.
Peace,
Roger
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