L333 in fry tank?
L333 in fry tank?
I have kept bushy nose in all of my fry grow out tanks without any problems. I know that L333's are more carnivores as far as diet goes. Is it safe to grow one out with 3 week old fry?
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Re: L333 in fry tank?
Fry of what? In general, I'd say that's fine, but it would slightly depend on the type of fry.
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Re: L333 in fry tank?
I raise a lot of African Cichlids. They are German Red Peacocks. Thanks Steve.
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Re: L333 in fry tank?
I'd expect as long as they are free swimming fry, they will be absolutely fine.
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Re: L333 in fry tank?
+1
While they like meat, I don't think they're particularly preditory.
While they like meat, I don't think they're particularly preditory.
Jason M.
L. triactis
P. changae
L128
L34
L349
Uraguay Bristlenose
Common Bristlenose (albino, albino longfin, regular)
C. trilineatus; C. hastatus; C. paleatus 'longfin'; C. elegans; C. pygmaeus; C. aneus
L. triactis
P. changae
L128
L34
L349
Uraguay Bristlenose
Common Bristlenose (albino, albino longfin, regular)
C. trilineatus; C. hastatus; C. paleatus 'longfin'; C. elegans; C. pygmaeus; C. aneus