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tegu24
at Wed Jun 13 21:58:05 2007 [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by tegu24 ]
I AM BY NO MEANS SAYING THAT THIS IS PROPER OR EVEN A GOOD IDEA, IF YOU TRY THIS AND IT FAILS IT IS OF YOUR DOING IAM JUST PROVING A POINT.
THE TANK BELOW CONTAINS 5 ORIENTAL FBT, 1 YELLOW BELLIED TOAD, 1 CHINESE FBN, 1 JAPANESE FBN, 1 ROUGH SKINNED NEWT, AND APPROX 40 FISH (LEAPORD AND ZEBRA DANIOS, WHITE CLOUDS, AND ROSIE REDS). THIS TANK HAS BEEN TOGETHER FOR 6 YEARS WITHOUT INCIDENT.
THE POINT IS THAT CONVENTIAL INFORMATION FROM DECADES PAST HAS BEEN PROVEN FLAWED AND/OR OUT RIGHT WRONG MANY TIMES. THE INDUSTRY AND KNOWLEDGE HAS CHANGED AND IT HAS DONE SO THROUGH EXPERIMENTATION, THIS EXPIREMENT SHOWS THAT UNDER THE PROPER CIRCUMSTANCES, HIGHLY TOXIC SPECIES ARE AT HOME WITH ONE ANOTHER, BUT ONLY UNDER THE PROPER CIRCUMSTANCES SHOULD THIS BE TRIED.
MIXED SPECIES TANKS ARE VERY DOABLE AND I ENCOURAGE THEM, PROVIDED YOU DO THE PROPER RESEARCH FIRST.
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