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alexander willenk
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 Posted: 2005.05.12(Thu)8:17 Post subject: green terrors |
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| I have gt's living pieceably with a jack dempsey . the JD is about1year older than the gt's are but they get along quite fine . You might not have a problem since you got them so young. |
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Oscar916
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Joined: 15 Mar 2005
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| Posted: 2005.05.12(Thu)20:25 Post subject: |
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| Psyfalcon wrote: | 1 inch is probably too small for mating, but may not be too small for pairing. They may pair, and then beat the snot out of each other until they are ready to breed.
If you can get any pictures, it will be a breeze to ID them for you.  |
I tried taking a few pics but they always turn out blurry and the fish swim too fast so its hard to capture them on camera. And since they swim so fast, thats what causes the pics to turn out blurry because I use a non-flash digital camera and it should work fine for aquarium photos. |
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puffermantis
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Joined: 13 May 2005
Location: Miracle Valley,Az
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| Posted: 2005.05.13(Fri)22:11 Post subject: |
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I bought a "Green Terror" that was about 3" when I got him. I told the LFS that it was just a JD, but they insisted it was a GT. I bought it anyway cause it was a beautiful fish and only cost $2.50. I bought two more JDs a week later that are exactly like the bigger "green terror". The LFS's will say anything to get more money out of us. Buyer beware.
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