Richard Rego <mummichog_at_naisp.net> wrote:
Hi Mike,
Quick question...what are the swamp eels? Are they Amphiuma, Sirens or
are they fish (Anguilla or Synbranchus!?!?!?).
Rick.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Michael Sandel"
To:
Sent: Tuesday, April 06, 2004 4:11 PM
Subject: Re: NANFA-- some recomended fish to go along with...
> I've got a juvy flagfish with H. formosa, small swamp eels, banded dwarf
sunfish, and a small crayfish. He is playing well with others. A friend of
mine has had bad experiences with adults though, they were in a 75 with
gouramis, corys, etc. I guess the tropicals became the object of the
flagfish' aggression.
> Perhaps the pair were trying to be romantic and wanted some privacy.
> I would think most Fundulus would be suitable, since they are agile, and
of good size. I personally won't keep the flagfish with any Elassomas. My
pygmies only have to put up with H. formosa. :)
> Michael
>
> matt ashton wrote:
> Ive always been interested in Flagfish long before I knew what a native
was...
>
> Ive been fish sitting while someone at work moves so I have a free tank in
a week or two..
>
> So along with the flagfish...any suggestions on tank mates such as
Elassoma, Enneachanthus, Pirate Perch, Hogchokers, madtoms, and any Fundulus
recommendations. Mix and match or anything of the sort.
>
> Its a 55 long with about 4-6 inches of sand and a thin layer of flourite.
Its planted mostly with Vallineseria some java fern and moss clumps, a few
bunches of hornwort as well.
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