My 14" royal panaque

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My 14" royal panaque

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Here is Shredder in his new home. Just got here today.
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Absolutely gorgeous.
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Post by kev »

I agree :D . What size tank is he in?

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75g...for the moment.
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Absolutely awesome! Beautiful! How much did you have to pay? (If you don't mind me asking)

We have a 9 inch watermelon royal in a 90g... it is still hard to keep up with all of the waste it produces. You had mentioned that it is currently in a 75g for now, what size tank do you think you will end up putting Shredder in? Congratulations!
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Gorgeous fish..I had an example simillar in patterning (but the grey form) which died after I made a stupid mistake with water quality (along with alot of my stock :cry: ). I have another one now which is much smaller (2.5") and seems to have a less complex pattern then the previous one. Hopefully it will grow.
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Nice looking! :) Hope it enjoys the new home.
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pureplecs wrote:Absolutely awesome! Beautiful! How much did you have to pay? (If you don't mind me asking)

We have a 9 inch watermelon royal in a 90g... it is still hard to keep up with all of the waste it produces. You had mentioned that it is currently in a 75g for now, what size tank do you think you will end up putting Shredder in? Congratulations!
He was free actually, I won him in a raffle. As for the tank...if I decide to keep him with the oscars he will probably get a 150g or something.
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pureplecs wrote:Absolutely awesome! Beautiful! How much did you have to pay? (If you don't mind me asking)
Sandtiger wrote: He was free actually, I won him in a raffle. As for the tank...if I decide to keep him with the oscars he will probably get a 150g or something.
Wow for free!?! Even better! I think a 150 would be good for it, although I'm not sure about the bio-load of the oscars and him combined... (I guess it is dependant upon the number of oscars) Ours just stay on the driftwood most of the time, but I do notice it being more active in the tank at night.
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pureplecs wrote:
pureplecs wrote:Absolutely awesome! Beautiful! How much did you have to pay? (If you don't mind me asking)
Sandtiger wrote: He was free actually, I won him in a raffle. As for the tank...if I decide to keep him with the oscars he will probably get a 150g or something.
Wow for free!?! Even better! I think a 150 would be good for it, although I'm not sure about the bio-load of the oscars and him combined... (I guess it is dependant upon the number of oscars) Ours just stay on the driftwood most of the time, but I do notice it being more active in the tank at night.
I have two oscars so I think the 150g would work well. So far things are fine in the 75g.
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