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Just curious but does any one know if someone's keeping and breeding troph duboisi?125g: Empty For Now
90g: Planted S.A.
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A lot of members are. I don't know who specifically though.Originally posted by LordBarron7692 View PostComment
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oh ok cool well atleast they are here in houston my buddy bought his from a guy in Atlanta125g: Empty For Now
90g: Planted S.A.
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Yeah. Just like Sunny said, Houston is the Mecca for Trophs and Petros. You can find a large variety of species from members here or a few of the LFSComment
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Re: Trophs !!! Maybe???
Troph Duboisi?
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yeah after seeing my friends colony thats the fish I want to go with so now I just need to find some.125g: Empty For Now
90g: Planted S.A.
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Hey I want to thank everyone that helped me in this decision125g: Empty For Now
90g: Planted S.A.
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You should try and make this "meeting" of the Houston Tropheus and Petrochromis Club:Originally posted by LordBarron7692 View Post
http://www.houstonfishbox.com/vforums/showthread.php?52276-WTF/Comment
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Ok so I've decided to use the 90 instead of buying a 55 just gonna build a stand for it but, now I have a brand new dilemma the 90 is drilled through the bottom which means no sand so what can I use for a substrate?125g: Empty For Now
90g: Planted S.A.
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Re: Trophs !!! Maybe???
Most use sand for tropheus / petros. You could try to find a larger coarser grain sand, that wouldn't easily be sucked down the bulkhead hole. Maybe put a strainer on the intake?
Does everyone with a bottom drilled tank, opt for no sand?30Long: L134 Leopard Frog Plecos X16, Corydoras Sterbai X9, Endlers X4
Small ADA nano (~8gal): ... BKK or OEBT breeding tank in the works!
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Re: Trophs !!! Maybe???
Lordbarron, this may have been mentioned but what filtration will you be adding?
I believe, sunny has atleast one tank that drilled through the bottom. I think he runs his canisters through these holes.30Long: L134 Leopard Frog Plecos X16, Corydoras Sterbai X9, Endlers X4
Small ADA nano (~8gal): ... BKK or OEBT breeding tank in the works!
75g Craigslist Special: In the works...Comment
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Yeah its gonna be a Penn plex cascade 1200 and an ac110125g: Empty For Now
90g: Planted S.A.
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I never knew that a drilled tank couldn't have sand as substrate. I thought there were plugs that could be used.210gPetrochromis Macrognatus Green 'Nsumbu
125g Mdoka White Lip
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