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  • russ
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    Originally posted by myjohnson View Post
    simos just tropheus by another name?

    I'm guessing you never kept simos. Nothing like tropheus dude.

    that's like saying petros are just tropheus by another name.
    nothing alike!!!
    how about growing out some feeder goldfish!

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  • myjohnson
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    Originally posted by TaTeR ToT View Post
    youd have be an elitest to understand, i really dont notice much of difference in trophs and simos either.
    Not about being an elitist at all. It's about understanding the group of the fishes.

    trophs, simo, and petros are from the "trophini tribe." that's about the only thing they got in common. All three don't look the same, act the same, or gather food the same.

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  • TaTeR ToT
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    yeah, simos are cool, and trophs are awesome, but their are a BUNCH of others that are just as cool.

    i mean seriously, a troph wont let you hold it in your hands.

    very cool fishes.

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  • jeb102385
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    um ya kinda

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  • TaTeR ToT
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    Originally posted by myjohnson View Post
    simos just tropheus by another name?

    I'm guessing you never kept simos. Nothing like tropheus dude.

    that's like saying petros are just tropheus by another name.

    youd have be an elitest to understand, i really dont notice much of difference in trophs and simos either.

    personally i would go with the black ghost knife, they get big, and become extremely tame.
    i used to hold mine in my hands while doing a wc, he would just chill in my hands.

    he was ~14"tl.

    they are one of my favorite fish of all time.

    also, they are a total conversation piece.

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  • myjohnson
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    simos just tropheus by another name?

    I'm guessing you never kept simos. Nothing like tropheus dude.

    that's like saying petros are just tropheus by another name.

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  • jeb102385
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    no thanks just tropheus by another name

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  • russ
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    Originally posted by TaTeR ToT View Post
    Oh,
    a ropefish
    or a colony of simochromis
    +1 on the simos!!!action...action...action!



    or a different variant of tropheus than you tried before!

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  • TaTeR ToT
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    Oh,
    a ropefish
    or a colony of simochromis

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  • TaTeR ToT
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    That's pretty much all I can think off right now.

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  • TaTeR ToT
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    A tank with a fire eel, tire track eel, and a zigzag eel.
    African lungfish
    a shoal of African butterfly fish
    a single hoplarcus psittacus true parrot cichlid
    a siren

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  • TaTeR ToT
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    Pike cichlids
    trimac cichlid
    large bichirs
    fancy Pleco tank
    pair of geophagus brasiliensis
    elephant nose fish
    synodontis catfish tank
    severums
    a pair of green terrors

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  • TaTeR ToT
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    Jardini arowana
    black ghost knife
    Freshwater morray eel
    red hook silver dollars
    half moon silver dollars
    a pair of uaru
    a large shoal of filament barbs

    any of those peek your interest?

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  • Mzungu
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    Pumpkinseed sunfish! That way people can say, "Wow..." and ALSO learn to appreciate our native fish.

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  • danielp
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    How about Geophagus species.

    Someone on here had some good stuff recently

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