Photo #2 - My Cuda.i Call Him Bubbles:)

freshwater fish - acestrorhynchus falcatus - red tail barracuda stocking in 55 gallons tank - my cuda.i call him bubbles:)

Submitted By: raven on 09/13/2008

Photo Caption: my cuda.i call him bubbles:)

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55 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - this is what my reef tank looked like in its prim but hair alge has killed just about everything:(

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State: New York

Country: United States

Description: high agretion reef, 3 lion fish, marine bata, clown grouper, brazylin dragon eel

Advice: dont over do it right off the bat. start slow and dont git mad if you have a little bad luck. it will all work out in time.(p.s. try not to git fish that eat each other)

Fish Kept: lion fish, groupers, tangs, scorpien fish, clown fish, ells,well ill make it shourt been in the hobby for 7 years

Corals/Plants: i dont even know mostly polyps and leathers(stonys are scary)

Tank Size: 55 gallons

Quote: "life is like a videogame everyone must die sometime"

About Yourself: i got into the hobby because of lion fish. i saw a movie with one in it when i was about 7 and have loved them ever since. i like trying to do what im told is not posibol. that is y i make high agretion reef tanks.

COMMENTS

I was wondering if that was a regular ocean baracuda. How long is it? I have some gars that have stopped growing at 1/2 their normal size at 18 inches, and I carfully moniter their dimentions as the fish shouldn't get too wide (organ over growth). I let em have their fill of goldfish once in a while.

peterkarig

2009-09-12 10:32:58

this isent fresh water y did the site move it? and it isent a red tail it is a great barracuda.

raven

2008-11-04 03:04:02

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