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Jim Powers
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I have not had gastros eat vegetables, but others may have had different experiences.
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butterfly01 wrote:beautiful fish and tell Hanna the pictures are great :)
I would have thought angelfish and Hillstreams would need different tank conditions. Mainly water temperature and current.
Carol
They do. We've lowered the temp to about 25*C, which still is too high for the hillstrems, but any lower and the angels seem to get very cranky. We're moving them to a 450L tank soon, and I'll have plenty of circulation, but I'll also try to have the back of the tank a little calmer.
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Jim Powers wrote:I have not had gastros eat vegetables, but others may have had different experiences.
Okay! I thought all hillstreams eat veggies.
butterfly01
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JonasBygdemo wrote:
butterfly01 wrote:beautiful fish and tell Hanna the pictures are great :)
I would have thought angelfish and Hillstreams would need different tank conditions. Mainly water temperature and current.
Carol
They do. We've lowered the temp to about 25*C, which still is too high for the hillstrems, but any lower and the angels seem to get very cranky. We're moving them to a 450L tank soon, and I'll have plenty of circulation, but I'll also try to have the back of the tank a little calmer.
Ahhh Thanks for the reply :) Still must be a really cool looking tank.
Carol
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