nice looking jaguar! however isnt he in a very small tank @ 40 gallons. i was under the impression that the minimum was "For a single specimen 125g tank should be used to comfortably house it and a breeding pair should have 180g or more and must absolutely be kept alone. A single full-grown jag should be kept in a 180g if tank mates are present."
i keep my juvenile in a 55 gallon only because he is under 6" and might be eaten otherwise.
these guys get bigger then oscars so he definitely should be in a larger tank. :thumb:
Welcome to the forum!
Sheffield, eh? Isn't that where Def Leppard's from? (they're one of my favorite bands...mostly their late 80's/early 90's stuff though)
Anyway, nice jag! :thumb:
Tank setup is pretty spiffy-looking too, but I agree about getting something larger for him/her (sorry...I'm terrible when it comes to sexing jags ).
She is a (well she) on account of it laying some eggs that went manky and every now and again its tube thing comes out and it won't eat and it bites the heck out of my fingers when cleaning tank.
I have to wear marigolds and elastic band when cleaning (quite embarassing) :?
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