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New tank ?'s
12 years 1 month ago #26476
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Replied by rm-slover on topic Re: New tank ?'s
You will find a bunch of different numbers for filtration. The labs will max out at 4-5 inches.
I would suggest about 10 times turnover, which means you should be rated for about 750 gallons per hour.
I would suggest about 10 times turnover, which means you should be rated for about 750 gallons per hour.
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12 years 1 month ago #26445
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Replied by rm-slover on topic Re: New tank ?'s
kind of.
Demasoni are a beautiful fish, and when paired with Yellow Labs int a tank with some rock work make for an awesome tank. Demasoni are aggressive fish but they are only aggressive against their own kind or a fish of a similar color pattern. to fend off this aggression you need a large number of Demasoni. I kept a group of 18 Demasoni in a 55 gallon tank with no issues (deaths).
In a 75 you could easily put some rock work. 15 demasoni and 12-15 Labs as long as you have good filtration.
I would not recommend keeping Demasoni in a group of less than 8 fish and the more fish the better.
Demasoni are a beautiful fish, and when paired with Yellow Labs int a tank with some rock work make for an awesome tank. Demasoni are aggressive fish but they are only aggressive against their own kind or a fish of a similar color pattern. to fend off this aggression you need a large number of Demasoni. I kept a group of 18 Demasoni in a 55 gallon tank with no issues (deaths).
In a 75 you could easily put some rock work. 15 demasoni and 12-15 Labs as long as you have good filtration.
I would not recommend keeping Demasoni in a group of less than 8 fish and the more fish the better.
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12 years 1 month ago #26419
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Replied by rm-slover on topic Re: New tank ?'s
Labidochromis sp. "Mbamba"
Labidochromis caeruleus
Pseudotropheus demasoni
Labidochromis caeruleus
Pseudotropheus demasoni
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12 years 2 months ago #26293
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Replied by rm-slover on topic Re: New tank ?'s
Yellow Labs and Demasoni! A perfect color Combination!
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