Silver Saum
Also known as White Edged - Aequidens Rivulatus
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green terrorBeautiful very healthy fish adapted to my tank well awsome thanks
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Keep up the good workAll fish are healthy and in great condition. Will be using your services again. Keep up the good work
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Great.Mine arrived healthy and seems happy, it was undersized, about 3cm, but I was kind of hoping for a small one anyway as I've got another baby in there. No aggression yet so they se great. Very happy.
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Terry the Green TerrorGreat fish settled in really well
cant wait for it to grow bigger and get some colourPosted on
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Terry the Green TerrorGreat fish settled in really well
cant wait for it to grow bigger and get some colourPosted on
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nice fish smaller then size saidgreat little fish smaller then size said but over all nice fish fast delivery will buy again
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Awesome FIshBought a terror a few months ago, it thriving in the tank and the colours are now extremely exquisite. Overall a great specimen!
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love themi recieved two green terrors and in no time at all they had settled in and where very at home in my tank. Thanks again for the wonderful fish
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Green TerrorsVery territorial when older. Will defend their chosen territory and this can make them hard to keep with other fish especially if they are smaller. They become agreesive to other tank inhabitants when approaching breeding age, especially if paired.
Truly beautiful fish which are intelligent and wonderful to watch. Must have a large tank to start with. They will grow into big fish. They need a variety of of food and mine are fed live, frozen, fresh and dried food.
Truly rewarding to keep. As with all cichlids. they can be messy and they move things in their tanks. I have found keeping Australian yabbies (freshwater crays) with larger cichlids a benficial arrangement as the yabbies are happy to pick up whatever the cichlids drop or spit. You must provide tunnels for the crays and remove them if they become too big. They will nip at fins if they can. The two species will keep each other amusedPosted on
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GtsFantastic gorgeous fish
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