Raphael cats
- Taratron
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Raphael cats
Has anyone successfully kept spotted raphaels in a planted tank, or would they uproot all the plants?
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Don't have any trouble with the two spotted and two striped raphaels in my tanks. they are extremely nocturnal so hiding places are a must. Also, the spots tend to grow in girth much faster that they grow in length, so make sure all caves are nice and broad.
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The spotted would be going in a tank (29 gallons) with two banjo cats. Think the ground space is large enough for three spiny kitties?
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I've read that spotted raphaels sometimes will eat smaller fish in the tank. Does this mean that my peacock gobies and paradisefish will be in danger?
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my paradisefish is aggressive as heck, if i put a new fish in the tank, he tears it to shreds!i put him in with chompers and he tore up his finsTaratron wrote:I've read that spotted raphaels sometimes will eat smaller fish in the tank. Does this mean that my peacock gobies and paradisefish will be in danger?