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  • Main Page
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  • Hymenochirus boettgeri
    ...are no escape holes for the frogs to explore. A DAF can easily jump {{in|3|4}} into the air from a solid base. ...e tank water level down to around the {{cm|7}} level over a period of 2 to 4 weeks.
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  • Labidochromis caeruleus
    ...does not eat and becomes weak. Holding typically lasts somewhere between 3-4 weeks, given that a temperature of 27°-28°C (about 81°-82°F) is maintai
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  • Pethia conchonius
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  • The Salt of the Earth
    ...s are also removed or reduced by [[RO]] or [[DI]]. Excessively low KH (<3-4) is a hazard, as the tank has no other process for neutralization of the ac
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  • Melanotaenia praecox
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  • Lysiosquillina maculata
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  • Beaufortia kweichowensis
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  • Paracheirodon innesi
    |min_ph=4.6 |min_water_hardness=4
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  • Taxiphyllum barbeiri
    Image:Javamoss1.jpg|Typical clump of Java moss about {{in|4}} across
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  • Chaetostoma milesi
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  • Schilbe intermedius
    ...cutters are known for their large shovel-like mouth that has anywhere from 4-6 nasal barbs. Their eyes slightly protrude from their head. They also have
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  • Betta splendens
    |min_water_hardness=4 ...ed the aquarium is large enough (approximately 20-30 gallons minimum for 2-4, if not [preferably] larger, especially if there's even more males than tha
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  • Mikrogeophagus ramirezi
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  • Pogostemon stellatus
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  • Breeding Mikrogeophagus ramirezi
    ...ecome sexually mature fairly quickly - maturity can be reached as early as 4–6 months. Many aquarists report some pairs as being monogamous. Others ha ...k can be kept in a food container and used for up to a week. (Less than 1/4 yolk is needed, so the balance can be eaten by the aquarist along with the
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  • Puntigrus tetrazona
    ...rphs of the Tiger Barb available, the wild type is light brown with around 4 vertical black bands down their flanks. Other variations include [[albino]]
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  • Poecilia reticulata
    |max_life_span=4 ...fertilize several subsequent broods.The gestation period typically lasts 3-4 weeks before relatively large fry are produced; the parents may eat the fry
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  • Yasuhikotakia sidthimunki
    ...place to hide at night and the company of its own kind. Keep in a group of 4 or more. Appreciates a good current and may burrow under logs to find an ar
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  • Ich
    ...while at 29 degrees C (84 degrees F) it completes its cycle in only about 4 days. 4. It is debatable if amphibians can get Ich. Most aquatic frog keepers have
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  • Corydoras trilineatus
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  • Botia striata
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  • Trichogaster lalius
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  • Gyrinocheilus aymonieri
    ...oes to some degree when young. But it grows fast and after it reaches {{in|4|5}} in length it may start attacking large slow fish like Angel fish or Gol
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  • Glyptoperichthys joselimaianus
    Image:Pleccoo (4).JPG|Juvenile Gold Spot
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  • Aplocheilus lineatus
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  • Pangio kuhlii
    ...other peaceful fish as well as their own kind. Should be kept in groups of 4-5 or more, in smaller groups they will be very shy and spend most of their
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  • General Hardness
    ! 0 - 4 dH ! 4 - 8 dH
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  • KH
    Measure the KH value and if it's less than {{d|4}} then add some of the items below to increase it.
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  • Carbon dioxide
    This glass bubble contains a small amount of liquid chemical (a 4 [[KH]] reference liquid containing [[Bromothymol blue]]) and you place in i
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  • Dissolved oxygen
    | 12.8 || 10.4 * A level of 4&nbsp;mg/L is considered low and getting potentially deadly.
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  • Walstad method
    ...s original post about the siesta photoperiod]</ref>, and uses a 5 hour on, 4 hours off, 5 hours on photoperiod on her own tanks. The dark period allows ...vel]] or clean sea shells and let them slowly dissolve. However, adding a 4:1 mixture of calcium chloride and magnesium sulphate is one way to get the
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  • Calcium carbonate
    Two [[teaspoons]] (about 4&nbsp;grams) of calcium carbonate per {{gal|50}} of water will increase both
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  • Salt
    (1 teaspoon = 4.7&nbsp;grams, 1 tablespoon=14.2&nbsp;grams) |MgCl<sub>2</sub> Magnesium chloride||4.981g
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  • Gill or Skin flukes
    The worm lives for about a week and drops eggs which hatch out with 2 to 4 days. If the larvae doesn't find a host it dies.
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  • Ppm
    ppm = [[mg/l]], equals ml/l. So 4 ppm equals 4&nbsp;mg/l or 4ml/l
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  • Ammonia
    ...two chemical compounds, free ammonia (NH<sub>3</sub>) and ammonium (NH<sub>4</sub>+}}) together. Ammonia is a food source for [[nitrifying bacteria]] an ...]]) refers to the total concentration of both {NH<sub>3</sub>} and {NH<sub>4</sub>+} in the aquarium water.
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  • Dermogenys pusillus
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  • Tanichthys albonubes
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  • Main Page - In the works
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  • Kryptopterus bicirrhis
    ...aceful community tank with similar sized fish. Keep this fish in groups of 4 or more, they do not do well singly. Do not keep with aggressive fish as th
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  • Caridina gracilirostris
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  • Panaqolus maccus
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  • Gyraulus sp.
    :A ramshorn will normally start reproducing within 4 weeks of being born if well fed. It lays a small gelatin like patch of eggs ...s (like the [[Zebra Loach]], [[Pakistan loach]] (Yo Yo)) that remain under 4" in length and will eat the young snails. Puffers like the freshwater [[Cey
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  • Botia almorhae
    :These Loaches are highly active fish that must be in groups of 4-5 or more of their own species, although they do not strictly shoal. They c ...ng other members of the community. They must be kept in groups of at least 4-5 to ensure that they keep any aggressive behaviour amongst themselves. Pak
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  • Sphaerichthys vaillanti
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  • Chytrid fungus
    ...e page, this would be appreciated. --[[User:Quatermass|Quatermass]] 15:34, 4 November 2007 (CST)
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  • Brine shrimp
    ...r the container as the Artemia require a bright light source for the first 4 hours in order to hatch. Artemia franciscana : Protein - 39.4% min, Fat 4.96% min, Fibre - 5.0% max, Moisture - 9.6% max, Ash - 28.1% max.
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  • Tuna steak
    *[[Vitamin D]] 4&nbsp;µg *[[Vitamin B12]] 4&nbsp;µg
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  • Poly-filter
    Typically sold in different sizes. The most common being a large rectangle (4" x 8") shaped piece of white foam, it is also available as a disc.
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  • Disease Symptoms
    ...he same species without doing harm. However if kept in groups of less than 4 or 5 the Barb will out of frustration try to dominate other species which m
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  • Gymnarchus niloticus
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  • Barbus ablabes
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  • Lepidarchus adonis
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  • Steatocranus casuarius
    :Males are larger, at potentially 6 inches compared to the 4 inch females, and possess larger 'humps' on their heads. They also have lon
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  • Nannocharax parvus
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  • Orconectes immunis
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  • Congochromis dimidiatus
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  • Pareutropius buffei
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  • Xenomystus nigri
    ...er, are entirely peaceful towards larger fish as long as they're over {{in|4}}, so do not house with boisterous fish or fin nippers. Can work with [[Ang
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  • Amarginops ornatus
    ...which means they can get caught up and tangled in fish nets. This fish has 4 sets of barbels around the mouth. The body is pale yellow/brown in colour w
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  • Hemigrammus rhodostomus
    :A peaceful shoaling community fish, keep in groups of 4 or more. Will live with other community fish such as [[:Category:Corydoras|
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  • Synodontis alberti
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  • Lycodes sagittarius
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  • Phago loricatus
    ...tory fin-nipper that is best kept in a species tank alone or in a group of 4-5 or more of its own species, as it will be predatory to both smaller and l
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  • Leiocassis siamensis
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  • Melanochromis auratus
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  • Balantiocheilos melanopterus
    ...h smaller fish nor with shy and delicate fish. Should be kept in groups of 4 or more, will be exceptionally skittish if kept alone.
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  • Colisa fasciata
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  • Scleromystax barbatus
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  • Botia dario
    :A sociable [[:Category:Loach|Loach]] that should be kept in groups of 4 or more. Will be peaceful towards tank mates, but do not keep with fragile
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  • Neoarius graeffei
    |min_ph=6.4 ..., but they enjoy conspecific company and are best kept in a small group of 4 - 6 in a large [[species tank]].
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  • Cichlasoma portalegrense
    :Port or the Black Acara's can begin breeding at about {{in|3|4}}. Usually you might not notice the breeding process the first time until ...ifers]], baby [[brine shrimp]], or a commercial fry fish food. After about 4 months or less the fry will be about an {{in|1}} and you can feed on flake
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  • Copella nigrofasciata
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  • Ictalurus melas
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  • Paracyprichromis nigripinnis
    ...rately damage plants, so plants can be kept. Most variants grow to about 3-4 inches and live in the upper layer of the aquarium. They need rockwork to b
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  • Hemigrammus pulcher
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  • Terapon jarbua
    ...r tank mates, as well as occasional nipping of other fish. Will eat fish 1/4 to 1/3 their size!
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  • Melanotaenia lacustris
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  • Elassoma okatie
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  • Panaque suttonorum
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  • Melanotaenia boesemani
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  • Mikrogeophagus altispinosus
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  • Neolamprologus boulengeri
    ...of 4+ . A large aquarium (15 gallons<) is usually required for a group of 4-5. If a group is well aquatinted, and have been kept in smaller aquariums (
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  • Julidochromis dickfeldi
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  • Pseudosphromenus dayi
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  • Copella metae
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  • Betta macrostoma
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  • Trigonostigma hengeli
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  • Brachygobius xanthozonus
    ...nd round. The base colour of the ''B.xanthozonus'' is mustard yellow, with 4 vertical black bands, the first runs over the fishes head near the eye. The
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  • Pseudambassis baculis
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  • Pantodon buchholzi
    |max_size=4 ...ottled brown in colouration with large ventral fin extensions about {{in|3|4}} long.
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  • Awaous flavus
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  • Ictalurus punctatus
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  • Hoplosternum littorale
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  • Anabas testudineus
    ...in secure [[bogwood]] and rocks. A secure lid is a must with about {{in|2|4}} gap between the water surface and the top of the tank to avoid any mishap
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  • Betta coccina
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  • Hyphessobrycon ecuadoriensis
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  • Belontia signata
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  • Bunocephalichthys verrucosus
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  • Salarias fluvatillis
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  • Synodontis multipunctatus
    ...ally more broad than males. In male fish it is possible to distinguish a 3-4 mm genital papilla near the anus.
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  • Archocentrus septemfasciatus
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  • Cynotilapia afra
    |max_size=4 :Males are striped with six or seven black stripes and have 3-4 egg spots on their anal fin. Females have no stripes and paler in colour. T
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  • Anadoras grypus
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  • Pristobrycon calmoni
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  • Tatia gyrina
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  • Anaspidoglanis macrostoma
    |min_water_hardness=4 ...ale cream-yellow with irregular dark grey-brown blotches and bands. It has 4 sets of [[barbel]]s around the mouth.
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  • Yasuhikotakia nigrolineata
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  • Nannostomus marginatus
    ...rydoras|Corydoras]]. Not strictly a shoaling fish, but keep in groups of 3-4 or more.
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  • Umbra pygmea
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  • Pseudotropheus socolofi
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  • Lefua costata
    ...k lateral line from nose to caudal fin on a pale brown base colour. It has 4 sets of [[barbel]]s on its nose giving it its common name.
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  • Sciaenochromis ahli
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  • Nematobrycon palmeri
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  • Nannostomus espei
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  • Silurus glanis
    |min_water_hardness=4 :A large feeding every 3 or 4 days, more often when young.
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  • Elassoma evergladei
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  • Tateurndina ocellicauda
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  • Pyrrhulina rachoviana
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  • Pseudomystus stenomus
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  • Mesonauta festivus
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  • Dichotomyctere ocellatus
    ...young specimen once a day. When they grow older and bigger to approx {{in|4}} only feed once every 2 or 3 days to prevent buildup of fats in the body.
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  • Monodactylus argenteus
    ..., so tank mates should be no smaller than 3". Keep in shoals of at least 3-4 or more.
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  • Potamotrygon henlei
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  • Hypseleotris galii
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  • Hyphessobrycon flammeus
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  • Craterocephalus stercusmuscarum
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  • Anableps anableps
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  • Cyphotilapia frontosa
    :The fish take some 3 to 4 years to reach sexual maturity, but once they do they are relatively straig
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  • Copella carsevennensis
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  • Devario aequipinnatus
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  • Girardinus metallicus
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  • Nannostomus nitidus
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  • Julidochromis ornatus
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  • Nannostomus beckfordi
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  • Melanotaenia goldiei
    :A peaceful and sociable fish that should be kept in groups of 4-5 or more. A good mix of males and females (more females to males) will sho
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  • Aulonocara stuartgranti
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  • Symphysodon aequifasciatus
    ...lly when aged from 0-4 months they should be fed 10 times a day. When aged 4 months - 1 year, they should be fed 5 times a day. And when aged >1 year, t :If left in groups, ranging from 2-4, one dominant discus may self-proclaim itself as the leader, bullying the o
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  • Meiacanthus anema
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  • Dichotomyctere nigroviridis
    |max_ph=8.4 ...ral rule of thumb, feed once daily when <2-3", and every other day when >3-4". Puffers do not eat constantly in the wild and it is perfectly fine to ski
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  • Polypterus ansorgii
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  • Nannostomus harrisoni
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  • Brochis multiradiatus
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  • Yasuhikotakia morleti
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  • Acantopsis choirorhynchos
    ...keep with peaceful tank mates. Keep this Loach in groups of at least 3 or 4, not singly.
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  • Acantopsis octoactinotos
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  • Nimbochromis polystigma
    |stocking_ratio_female=4 ...male's in the tank. Generally it is recommended a 1:4 ratio (being 1 male 4 females)in any colony.
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  • Maylandia greshakei
    :Feed for 30 seconds 2-4 times a day 2 minutes maximum. They will eat more given a chance.
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  • Hypoptopoma sp "Peru"
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  • Barbus jae
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  • Barbus janssensi
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  • Hemichromis bimaculatus
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  • Copella arnoldi
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  • Lepomis gibbosus
    |min_temperature=4
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  • Stigmatogobius sadanundio
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  • Pelvicachromis pulcher
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  • Pangio oblonga
    :This fish must be kept with at least 4-5 of its own kind, the bigger the group the more active they will be. Will
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  • Pseudochalceus kyburzi
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  • Botia rostrata
    ...n peaceful community tanks. Should not be kept in groups of less than 3 or 4.
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  • Erimyzon sucetta
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  • Rineloricaria lanceolata
    |max_size=4 : These fish can reach a potential size of 12 cm/4.7 inches. They are slightly smaller than the more popular species of [[Bris
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  • Ictiobus cyprinellus
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  • Monocirrhus polyacanthus
    :Usually every 4-5 days for older specimens, should not be fed another fish that is too big,
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  • Neolamprologus leleupi
    |max_size=4
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  • Hypsibarbus wetmorei
    :This fish is relatively sociable so does best kept in groups of at least 3-4 or more. May eat smaller fish so keep with similar sized robust tank mates
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  • Hyphessobrycon socolofi
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  • Cyprinodon alvarezi
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  • Brycinus longipinnis
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  • Neolamprologus multifasciatus
    |max_size=4 |stocking_ratio_female=2-4
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  • Ceratophrys ornata
    |min_size = 4
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  • Carinotetraodon irrubesco
    |min_size=4 |max_size=4.5
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  • Nannostomus marylinae
    |min_size=4 |min_water_hardness=4
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  • Xiphophorus montezumae
    ...d males have a stick shaped anal fin. They produce up to 50 live fry every 4-8 weeks.
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  • Yasuhikotakia modesta
    ...d only be kept with similar sized robust fish. Should be kept in groups of 4 or more. If kept with smaller fish, there's a chance they will be eaten.
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  • Trichogaster microlepis
    |min_life_span=4
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  • Ctenopoma weeksii
    |min_water_hardness=4
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  • Pterygoplichthys multiradiatus
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  • Apistogramma norberti
    |max_water_hardness=4
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  • Acanthocobitis urophthalmus
    |max_size=4
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  • Nannostomus unifasciatus
    |max_size=4 |min_water_hardness=4
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  • Synodontis notatus
    |min_water_hardness=4
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  • Acanthodoras cataphractus
    |min_size=4 |max_ph=7.4
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  • Melanochromis parallelus
    |min_size=4
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  • Mochokiella paynei
    |max_size=4
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  • Cichlasoma festae
    :Festae are generally not sexable until approximately 3.5-4" or larger. The black vertical bars of males will fade and typically will
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  • Pseudotropheus estherae
    :These should be kept in a harem of 1 male to 3-4 females. Males will be territorial to one another, but arguments rarely inv
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  • Crenicichla regani
    |min_size=2.4 |min_water_hardness=4
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  • Crenuchus spilurus
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  • Amatitlania sajica
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  • Pseudotropheus saulosi
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  • Rasbora trilineata
    |min_size=4
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  • Datnioides microlepis
    ...tified as the [[Siamese Tigerfish]], the true Siamese Tigerfish only has 3-4 vertical stripes, whereas this fish has 5-7 vertical stripes. This fish has
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  • Barbus leonensis
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  • Metynnis argenteus
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  • Hemiodus gracilis
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  • Gymnocorymbus bondi
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  • Lamprologus speciosus
    |min_size=4 |min_ph=7.4
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  • Cichla temensis
    |max_size=39.4 |min_water_hardness=4
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  • Agamyxis pectinifrons
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  • Malpulutta kretseri
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  • Pimelodus pictus
    |min_size=4 ...s, only if they've been well-maintained their whole life. They usually get 4-8 inches in captivity.
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  • Astrodoras asterifrons
    |min_size=4
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  • Acipenser ruthenus
    |min_temperature=4 ...t dawn and dusk. During the winter, they will continue to feed down to {{C|4}}, feed carefully and remove any uneaten food.
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  • Pyrrhulina vittata
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  • Synodontis flavitaeniatus
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  • Alburnoides taeniatus
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  • Xiphophorus hellerii
    |min_size=4 ...ank environment without much encouragement and produce up to 200 fry every 4-8 weeks. Adults will eat young fry, so dense planting such as [[Java Moss]]
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  • Lamprichthys tanganicanus
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  • Nannostomus eques
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  • Pseudoplatystoma fasciatum
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  • Hoplias malabaricus
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  • Barbonymus schwanenfeldii
    ...ough can be housed in slightly smaller tanks if kept in limited schools of 4 to 6 fish with plenty of open swimming space, carefully maintained good wat
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  • Neolebias trewavasae
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  • Trachelyopterichthys taeniatus
    ...as similar sized peaceful tank mates. It does best in a group of at least 4-6 of its own kind. Should not be kept with small fish, fry or small inverte
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  • Nannostomus digrammus
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  • Cichlasoma bimaculatum
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  • Uaru amphiacanthoides
    :A peaceful Cichlid that should be kept in groups of 4-5 or more, keep more females to males. Will co-habit with equally peaceful
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  • Synodontis nigriventris
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  • Gymnapogon philippinus
    |min_size=4 |max_ph=8.4
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  • Rhinogobius duospilus
    |min_size=4
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  • Moenkhausia sanctaefilomenae
    ...rate breeding tank should be set up with slightly acidic, very soft water (4 dGH or below). If floating plants are provided, as the breeding pair will o
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  • Gephyrochromis moorii
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  • Hyphessobrycon bifasciatus
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  • Ageneiosus atronasus
    |min_size=4
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  • Melanoides tuberculata
    4.'''Baiting a trap and removing them.''' ...s (like the [[Zebra Loach]], [[Pakistan loach]] (Yo Yo)) that remain under 4" in length and will eat the snails when small. Puffers like the [[Ceylon Pu
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  • Yeast
    *¼ tsp of baker yeast followed by 4 [[tbsp]] of sugar and 1 tbsp of ''[[Sodium bicarbonate]]'' is all that is u
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  • Bogwood
    *Even a small piece of about {{in|4}} long in a {{L|60}} tank is enough.
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  • Acaronia vultuosa
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  • Water conditioners
    ...]</ref> , and API Stress Coat<ref>[Goldstein, Joel (1985). U.S. Patent No. 4,500,510. Washington, DC: U.S. Patent and Trademark Office]</ref>. :Found in Tetra Aquasafe<ref>[Gunter, Ritter (1988) U.S. Patent No. 4,786,434. Washington, DC: U.S. Patent and Trademark Office]</ref>, and Bio-s
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  • Ameiurus natalis
    ...plete with several sets of [[barbels]]. A Yellow Bullhead's "beard" (those 4 barbels on the lower jaw) is yellow-to-white in colour. This is a clear di
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  • Plant nutrients
    |N ([[nitrogen]])||NH<sub>2</sub>,NH<sub>4</sub><sup>+</sup>,NO<sub>2</sub><sup>-</sup>,NO<sub>3</sub><sup>-</sup>||Ma |P ([[phosphorus]])||PO<sub>4</sub><sup>-</sup> ([[Phosphate]])||Major||Fish food, Fertiliser
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  • Macrotocinclus affinis
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  • Tilapia fillets
    A 100g (4&nbsp;oz) fillet contains 90&nbsp;mg of Omega-3 fatty acids, 21&nbsp;grams o
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  • Beginning Fishkeeping
    ===4. Setting up the tank=== 4. You treat the aquarium with a ammonia and nitrite neutralising chemical ([
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  • Beginner FAQ-Equipment
    ...y well, nor bring out a fish's natural colors. As a quick rule of thumb, 2-4 watts/gallon of full-spectrum (or specialized ``plant'') lighting is good f ...more evenly distribute weight on the stand, it is a good idea to place a 1/4 inch sheet of Styrofoam between the stand and the tank.
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  • Boraras urophthalmoides
    |min_life_span=4
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  • Beginning Fishkeeping-Practical Freshwater Chemistry
    ...revent large pH swings in your tank over time. If your KH is below roughly 4.5 dH, you should pay special attention to your tank's pH (e.g, test weekly, |0 - 4 dH||0 - 70 ppm||align="right"|very soft
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  • Beginning Fishkeeping-Adding Fish
    ...ing the temperature to equalize. After about a half an hour or so, add a 1/4 cup of tank water to the bag. Repeat this process once every 15 minutes for
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  • Terminalia catappa
    ...m light and heat will ensure that any unused leaves will keep for at least 4–6 months. ...average {{in|6|10}} long leaf, you use one quarter of this for every {{L|4}} litres for Bettas or 1-2 leaves per {{L|50}} for other species. Leave the
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  • Hydrogen peroxide
    H2O2 in high levels (1 part H2O2 to 4 parts water) will perform the same job as bleach for cleaning equipment and
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  • Colisa labiosus
    |max_size=4 |min_water_hardness=4
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  • Glossolepis incisus
    |min_size=4
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  • Bacteria bottles, do they work?
    ...They all claimed to shorten the normal cycle process, which normally takes 4–8 weeks to complete. But these Cycle products all seem terribly vague in ...arser?Sect1=PTO2&Sect2=HITOFF&p=1&u=%2Fnetahtml%2FPTO%2Fsearch-bool.html&r=4&f=G&l=50&co1=AND&d=PTXT&s1=6,207,440&OS=6,207,440&RS=6,207,440 6,207,440] a
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  • Ancistrus sp.
    ...the cave until the eggs hatch (6+ days) and the fry become free-swimming (4+ days). He will try to keep them in the cave as long as possible, but once :Some pairs will produce a new clutch of eggs every 4-6 weeks. Clutches can range from 40-250 [[fry]].
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  • Garra cambodgiensis
    |min_size=4
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