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Mixing/seperating darts in a large tank.

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Posted by: blueta at Sun Feb 3 09:27:47 2008  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by blueta ]  
   

Is there any way anyone knows how to naturastically seperate different species of darts in a very large tank that will be safe for them? I have a 3' wide tank that's 18" deep and pretty tall that I want to set up natural. I would like to have several species together but don't want them in contact with eachother. I have experience with tincs, auratus, and azureus. Any help will be appreciated. If it's not possible I understand, but I'm up for a challenge!

   

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