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แม้ปลากึ่งตัวเอกเหล่านี้ต้องการงานหินและถ้ำที่ซ่อนตัวและอ้างสิทธิ์เป็นดินแดน วางแผนที่จะซ่อนที่ซ่อนไว้เป็นพิเศษเพื่อให้สามารถเปลี่ยนแปลงได้เป็นครั้งคราว ฉันใช้หินทรายในการทำถ้ำแฟชั่นและเช่น กระถางดินเผายังดีสำหรับถ้ำ เพียงแค่วางพวกเขาไว้ด้านข้างของพวกเขาหรือเคาะออกจากขอบและหันพวกเขาคว่ำ ให้แน่ใจว่าหลุมมีขนาดใหญ่พอที่ปลาจะเข้าและออกได้ง่าย

สูง 45 อาจจะมีเพียงประมาณ 4 สีเหลืองหรือ 4 socolofi

มีวิธีที่จะรุกถังและรักษาระดับความขัดแย้งได้ดีแม้ว่าคุณจะมีเพศชายหลายคน กับปลาจำนวนมากในถัง, ความตึงเครียดจะกระจายไปรอบ ๆ และหนึ่งปลาไม่ได้เป็นเป้าหมายของการโจมตีอย่างไม่ลดละ

ฉันมีปลาโลมามากถึง 25 ตัวในถังแกลลอนขนาด 55 แกลลอนในคราวเดียวกันโดยไม่มีการเสียชีวิตหรือความเสียหายร้ายแรง บางทอด (ทารก) ของคู่พันธุ์ยังรอดชีวิตโดยการซ่อนตัวอยู่ในก้อนหิน

BTW คุณควรเพิ่มปลาทั้งหมดลงในถังในเวลาเดียวกัน ถ้าคุณใส่กลุ่มในถังแล้วลองเพิ่มปลาในภายหลังคุณจะไม่มีโชคดี ปลาที่อยู่ในถังจะมีอาณาเขตอยู่และปลาตัวใหม่จะไม่มีที่ใดที่จะไป แต่ขึ้นไปในมุมที่จะตาย ถ้าคุณจำเป็นต้องเพิ่มปลาในภายหลังคุณต้องจัดเรียงหินและถ้ำใหม่เพื่อให้ทุกอย่างเป็นของใหม่และเพิ่มปลาทันทีที่คุณทำเสร็จแล้วเปิดไฟออกสำหรับคืน ทุกคนจะทะเลาะกันเพื่อหาที่หลบภัยใหม่ ๆ และคนใหม่จะสามารถเข้ากับที่อยู่เดิมได้ ชายที่มีอำนาจเหนือกว่าอาจทำให้คุณมีปัญหาได้
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26 ปีของการเก็บรักษาและการวางไข่ของปลาเขตร้อนหลายชนิดและปลาหมอสี 25 ถังขึ้นและทำงานในปัจจุบัน (การเปลี่ยนแปลงน้ำบางส่วนทำทุกสัปดาห์ถึง 10 วัน) ปัจจุบันเป็นปลาน้ำจืดและขยะขนาดใหญ่จำนวน 5 ถังที่ทุ่มเทให้กับกุ้งกุลาดำต่างๆ ฉันเคยทำงานในธุรกิจปลาเขตร้อนทั้งปลีกและส่ง

ศัตรูที่ยิ่งใหญ่ที่สุดของความจริงไม่ใช่เรื่องโกหกโดยเจตนา; ค่อนข้างเป็นสิ่งที่เรารู้ว่าเป็นความจริง ... ที่ไม่ได้

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Even these semi agressive fish need plenty of rock work and caves to hide in and claim as territory. Always plan a few extra hideouts so they can change around occasionally. I use landscaping sandstone to fashion caves and such. Terra cotta pots are also good for caves. Just lay them on their side or knock out a chunk of the edge and turn them upside down. Be sure the hole is big enough for the fish to get in and out of easily.

A 45 high would probably only house about 4 yellows OR 4 socolofi.

There is a way to overcrowd a tank and keep the agression level manageable even though you have multiple males. With a lot of fish in a tank, the agression is spread around and one fish is not the target of unrelenting attacks.

I have had as many as 25 cichlids in a 55 gallon tank at one time without fatalities or serious damage. Some fry (babies) of the breeding pairs even survived by hiding in the rocks.

BTW, you should add all of the fish to the tank at the same time. If you put a group in the tank and then try to add fish later you will not have good luck. The fish already in the tank will have their territories staked out and the new fish will not have any place to go but up in a corner to die. If you absolutely have to add fish later, you must completely rearrange the rocks and caves so everything is brand new and add the fish as soon as you are done and then turn the lights out for the night. Everyone will be scrambling to find new hideouts and the new ones will be able to fit in with the old ones. A super dominant male may still give you problems.
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26 years of keeping and spawning many different species of tropical fish and cichlids. 25 tanks up and running at present (partial water changes done every week to 10 days). Mostly cichlids and scavengers right now with 5 tanks devoted to various freshwater crustaceans. I have worked in both the retail and wholesale tropical fish business.

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Even these semi agressive fish need plenty of rock work and caves to hide in and claim as territory. Always plan a few extra hideouts so they can change around occasionally. I use landscaping sandstone to fashion caves and such. Terra cotta pots are also good for caves. Just lay them on their side or knock out a chunk of the edge and turn them upside down. Be sure the hole is big enough for the fish to get in and out of easily.

A 45 high would probably only house about 4 yellows OR 4 socolofi.

There is a way to overcrowd a tank and keep the agression level manageable even though you have multiple males. With a lot of fish in a tank, the agression is spread around and one fish is not the target of unrelenting attacks.

I have had as many as 25 cichlids in a 55 gallon tank at one time without fatalities or serious damage. Some fry (babies) of the breeding pairs even survived by hiding in the rocks.

BTW, you should add all of the fish to the tank at the same time. If you put a group in the tank and then try to add fish later you will not have good luck. The fish already in the tank will have their territories staked out and the new fish will not have any place to go but up in a corner to die. If you absolutely have to add fish later, you must completely rearrange the rocks and caves so everything is brand new and add the fish as soon as you are done and then turn the lights out for the night. Everyone will be scrambling to find new hideouts and the new ones will be able to fit in with the old ones. A super dominant male may still give you problems.
Source(s):
26 years of keeping and spawning many different species of tropical fish and cichlids. 25 tanks up and running at present (partial water changes done every week to 10 days). Mostly cichlids and scavengers right now with 5 tanks devoted to various freshwater crustaceans. I have worked in both the retail and wholesale tropical fish business.

The Greatest Enemy of Truth is not the deliberate lie; Rather it is all those things we know to be true...that are not.




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Even these semi agressive fish need plenty of rock work and caves to hide in and claim as territory. Always plan a few extra hideouts so they can change around occasionally. I use landscaping sandstone to fashion caves and such. Terra cotta pots are also good for caves. Just lay them on their side or knock out a chunk of the edge and turn them upside down. Be sure the hole is big enough for the fish to get in and out of easily.

A 45 high would probably only house about 4 yellows OR 4 socolofi.

There is a way to overcrowd a tank and keep the agression level manageable even though you have multiple males. With a lot of fish in a tank, the agression is spread around and one fish is not the target of unrelenting attacks.

I have had as many as 25 cichlids in a 55 gallon tank at one time without fatalities or serious damage. Some fry (babies) of the breeding pairs even survived by hiding in the rocks.

BTW, you should add all of the fish to the tank at the same time. If you put a group in the tank and then try to add fish later you will not have good luck. The fish already in the tank will have their territories staked out and the new fish will not have any place to go but up in a corner to die. If you absolutely have to add fish later, you must completely rearrange the rocks and caves so everything is brand new and add the fish as soon as you are done and then turn the lights out for the night. Everyone will be scrambling to find new hideouts and the new ones will be able to fit in with the old ones. A super dominant male may still give you problems.
Source(s):
26 years of keeping and spawning many different species of tropical fish and cichlids. 25 tanks up and running at present (partial water changes done every week to 10 days). Mostly cichlids and scavengers right now with 5 tanks devoted to various freshwater crustaceans. I have worked in both the retail and wholesale tropical fish business.

The Greatest Enemy of Truth is not the deliberate lie; Rather it is all those things we know to be true...that are not.