bangaai cardinal
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i wouldnt see a problem with housing a pair of these in your 12g. as long as you keep up with water changes and regular maintenance.
are you going to keep any other fish? they say they are semi aggressive, so youll have to check out this guide so you can see what else you can keep.
http://www.nanotank.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2758
http://www.liveaquaria.com/general/comp ... _chart.cfm
HTH
i wouldnt see a problem with housing a pair of these in your 12g. as long as you keep up with water changes and regular maintenance.
are you going to keep any other fish? they say they are semi aggressive, so youll have to check out this guide so you can see what else you can keep.
http://www.nanotank.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2758
http://www.liveaquaria.com/general/comp ... _chart.cfm
HTH
:welcome to the board.
The biggest problem I see is that these fish are usually recommended to be kept in groups of 3 or more. I personally have a single spotted cardinal (pajama cardinal) in a tank with a pair of false perculas and a yellow watchman goby and have no problems at all. I guess this could be one of those things where it depends on the individual fish but it should be a doable thing.
The biggest problem I see is that these fish are usually recommended to be kept in groups of 3 or more. I personally have a single spotted cardinal (pajama cardinal) in a tank with a pair of false perculas and a yellow watchman goby and have no problems at all. I guess this could be one of those things where it depends on the individual fish but it should be a doable thing.
little urchin
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i don't mean to contradict...but if they cannot be kept in huge shoals, as in the wild...they should be in pairs...if you put 3 or more in the tank, they will often pair up then attack any others, and harass them till they die...so a pair is best
just what i've read
just what i've read