Photo #2 - 2 Year Old Red Belly Pacu Fondly Known As Bone Cr...

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Photo Caption: 2 year old RED BELLY PACU fondly known as BONE CRUSHER
freshwater fish - piaractus brachypomum - red belly pacu stocking in 55 gallons tank - RED BELLY PACU
freshwater fish - piaractus brachypomum - red belly pacu stocking in 55 gallons tank - 2 year old RED BELLY PACU fondly known as BONE CRUSHER

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State: North Carolina
Country: United States
Description: THIS IS MY 1ST TANK IT IS 55 GALS. I have one whisper pump and 2 bubble blowers
Advice: get pacus take up time with them.Keep tank as clean as possible the more goldfish you feed them the dritier the tank gets.The same goes for shrimp pellets and blood cubes you can these at any PET SMART.I suggest you get a Algee Eater bigger than your PACUS it will help to keep the tank cleaner and the PACU won't eat it.....
Fish Kept: i only have 1 fish it is a pacu it is going on 2 years old.He is the width of my 55gal.tank and about 7ins tall and very thick
Corals/Plants: none
Tank Size: 55 gallons
Quote: peace in the middle east
About Yourself: I,am just a average person who love my fish.I just got 3 more pacus about 3 months ago.Will have pictures soon......

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