O. niger & P. fasciatum.....
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O. niger & P. fasciatum.....
Here are a few pics of my "BEASTS"................
Now that you have viewed the pics, please no bashing on the size of the fish in relation to the size of the tank!!
These fish were rescued from horrible conditions!! The TSN was housed in a 60 gallon tank and the niger in a 75 gallon.
They will be receiving much larger digs in the very near future!!
Also, I am very well aware of the max size of these fish.
Larry
Now that you have viewed the pics, please no bashing on the size of the fish in relation to the size of the tank!!
These fish were rescued from horrible conditions!! The TSN was housed in a 60 gallon tank and the niger in a 75 gallon.
They will be receiving much larger digs in the very near future!!
Also, I am very well aware of the max size of these fish.
Larry
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The tank was received in trade for fish (when I was in business)!! I just haven't gotten around to replacing it!!
While the fish were (and are) healthy, they were housed in tanks much to small.
It is a testament to their care, but the owners were unaware of their potential size and therefore not equiped to house them properly.
Hey CFC,
Long time for sure!! I am in the planning stages of building a custom wood tank for them and a few other tankbusters I have. If all goes as planed it will be in the range of 12-16ft x 4-6ft. I have a few carpenter friends (myself being an ex-builder)who are designing a set of plans for me.
By the way, I am no longer in the fish business. Decided it was time just to be in the "hobby" again. Down from 130+ tanks to just the following...
6 - 72 x 18
1 - 72 x 24 (above tank)
2 - 36 x 18
Leaves me much more time to enjoy the fish!!
Larry
While the fish were (and are) healthy, they were housed in tanks much to small.
It is a testament to their care, but the owners were unaware of their potential size and therefore not equiped to house them properly.
Hey CFC,
Long time for sure!! I am in the planning stages of building a custom wood tank for them and a few other tankbusters I have. If all goes as planed it will be in the range of 12-16ft x 4-6ft. I have a few carpenter friends (myself being an ex-builder)who are designing a set of plans for me.
By the way, I am no longer in the fish business. Decided it was time just to be in the "hobby" again. Down from 130+ tanks to just the following...
6 - 72 x 18
1 - 72 x 24 (above tank)
2 - 36 x 18
Leaves me much more time to enjoy the fish!!
Larry
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