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hyrumbradshaw 01/10/2008 01:01 AM

strawberry pseudochromis
 
I was at petco the other day and saw a "strawberry pseudochromis" I have read a little about them and it seems that some are very mellow and others are aggressive. Does anyone know what the difference is in species or have experience with these? They were very nice looking.....I want one....

oct2274 01/10/2008 01:07 AM

i've owned quite a few fish and my friends have owned quite a few as well........This is easily one of the more aggressive fish I have seen. A friend of mine had one and it was a nightmare. It didn't care how big the other fish were, it would not back down. If you want one, be prepared to tear your aquarium down to catch it, they are super fast.

oct2274 01/10/2008 01:12 AM

here is what marine depot has to say about them that kinda confirms what I said:
[url]http://www.marinedepot.com/md_educationcenter_species_details~ProductId~643654.html[/url]

hyrumbradshaw 01/10/2008 01:17 AM

ok so the Fridmani Pseudochromis would be a better choice, does anyone have experience with this one?

I have a 30 gallon tank with a 30 gallon fuge, what would be some good bright fish to add to the tank? how many or how many inches of fish could my system handle?

scatty25 01/10/2008 03:50 AM

I always hate the inchs of fish question. I feel that it is soley depended upon by the filtration. If the filter can handle a higher bio-load then go for more fish. With out knowing your filter it is hard to say. I always liked firefish. They would be perfect for your 30, just make sure there is a good lid.

hyrumbradshaw 01/10/2008 09:18 AM

I hear yay lid and nay lid.....

Sheol 01/10/2008 03:50 PM

P. fridmani, Hands down, is a better choice, unless you have an aggressive tank ( in which a strawbery dottyback would be just fine). I own a P. sankeyei, which is a close cousin, but I assume you are looking for something purple.
Plus the Orchid dottybacks are JUST more beautiful ( IMO).

Matthew


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