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Other freshwater, brackish, or salt fish / Re: giant glass tetra care info« Last post by Alexwb22 on May 24, 2011, 03:38:25 pm »12
Other freshwater, brackish, or salt fish / Re: giant glass tetra care info« Last post by Alexwb22 on May 24, 2011, 03:30:47 pm »i know its very rare and i know they nee dto school and i plan on upgrading i am very experienced aswell my tanks are always very clean so theyd b fineI am not trying to be a wise ass or sound mean here, but having clean water isn't about expertise, that means you have a good filters. All I am trying to say is that these glass fish require perfect living conditions to match with what they live with in the wild. Ph of 6.0-7.1... it can't go any higher or they will die. Their almost like discus. They sometimes do better in brackish. 13
Other freshwater, brackish, or salt fish / Re: giant glass tetra care info« Last post by Dallas Cowboys on May 24, 2011, 05:24:50 am »Males have longer fins and more color,Temp 75-80 degrees,they are a schooling fish,always hungry,they prefer a planted tank,can be picky eaters,they prefer water with salt in it,they get to 2 and a half inches,thier lifespan is 2-3 yrs,they can spawn 200 eggs per female.no not those these ones are parambassis gulliveri they reach 8-10 inches thats all i know about them I cant find anything also on these fish,maybe Rob can.Males have longer fins and more color,Temp 75-80 degrees,they are a schooling fish,always hungry,they prefer a planted tank,can be picky eaters,they prefer water with salt in it,they get to 2 and a half inches,thier lifespan is 2-3 yrs,they can spawn 200 eggs per female.no not those these ones are parambassis gulliveri they reach 8-10 inches thats all i know about them 14
Other freshwater, brackish, or salt fish / Re: giant glass tetra care info« Last post by fishbreeder on May 23, 2011, 03:20:17 pm »i know its very rare and i know they nee dto school and i plan on upgrading i am very experienced aswell my tanks are always very clean so theyd b fine
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Fish Photo Lounge / Re: My Favorite RTC Pic« Last post by OFD on May 22, 2011, 05:35:12 pm »good point.
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Other freshwater, brackish, or salt fish / Re: giant glass tetra care info« Last post by Alexwb22 on May 22, 2011, 05:05:06 pm »Steve, don't take offense to this, but the species you want is very rare and should be left to those with excellent experience. They require a big tank, need to school, they will grow to big for your 55, and should be kept in brackish.
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Other freshwater, brackish, or salt fish / Re: giant glass tetra care info« Last post by fishbreeder on May 22, 2011, 11:32:28 am »Males have longer fins and more color,Temp 75-80 degrees,they are a schooling fish,always hungry,they prefer a planted tank,can be picky eaters,they prefer water with salt in it,they get to 2 and a half inches,thier lifespan is 2-3 yrs,they can spawn 200 eggs per female.no not those these ones are parambassis gulliveri they reach 8-10 inches thats all i know about them 18
Fish Photo Lounge / Re: My Favorite RTC Pic« Last post by Dallas Cowboys on May 22, 2011, 10:57:27 am »you can grow out a baby in a 125Problem is getting rid of one when it outgrows my tank,no store will take it around here. 19
Other freshwater, brackish, or salt fish / Re: giant glass tetra care info« Last post by Dallas Cowboys on May 22, 2011, 09:03:13 am »Males have longer fins and more color,Temp 75-80 degrees,they are a schooling fish,always hungry,they prefer a planted tank,can be picky eaters,they prefer water with salt in it,they get to 2 and a half inches,thier lifespan is 2-3 yrs,they can spawn 200 eggs per female.
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Other freshwater, brackish, or salt fish / giant glass tetra care info« Last post by fishbreeder on May 21, 2011, 08:22:18 pm »giant glass tetra care info plz and thankyou
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