Photo #1 - My Bullrout (notesthes Robusta) Found On The Eas...

freshwater fish - notesthes robusta - bullrout stocking in 50 gallons tank - my bullrout (notesthes robusta) found on the eastern side of australia lives in brackish water and fresh it is a greedy predator that ambushes its prey it is a scorpionfish one has to be cautious with handeling since it dose have poisionous spines the sting is quite painful and at mature age u would be in for a visit to the hospital they are one of my fav fish they can be tamed if u can get them at an early age

Submitted By: shredder on 02/28/2008

Photo Caption: my bullrout (notesthes robusta) found on the eastern side of australia lives in brackish water and fresh it is a greedy predator that ambushes its prey it is a scorpionfish one has to be cautious with handeling since it dose have poisionous spines the sting is quite painful and at mature age u would be in for a visit to the hospital they are one of my fav fish they can be tamed if u can get them at an early age

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Country: Australia

Advice: add slowly but think big

Tank Size: 50 gallons

About Yourself: i've been interested in fish for a long time i used just have cichlids but now iam interested in planted tanks its so much give it a try

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heard of those, but I do have plants fr natrites and the biomedia for the ammonia and nitrite.And judging by my water tests this morning, the media I had is still living. Ammonia is 0 in both tanks, nitrite is 0 in both tanks and nitrate is high in both tanks, but I will be doing a water change later today to fix that. The natrites are 40-80ppm, so its higher than I normally let it get, but not what I would think is deadly. Thanks for the comments everyone