what size tanks are a good size for an adult ball? compare to a 20g long.
thanks.
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what size tanks?
d_nason
Aug 02, 2005 07:28 PM
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goregrind
Aug 02, 2005 07:43 PM
20L will not be good enough for an adult, a 50 is good enough.
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toshamc
Aug 02, 2005 07:46 PM
30-40 long is ideal for an adult.
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nogard
Aug 20, 2005 01:16 AM
I have used a forty gal breeder for an adult female that seemed to become much more aggressive than normal, I contacted a few breeders and they said that sometimes, when place in aquariums to large they feel insecure and that most "normal" sized female adults do perfectly fine in a twenty gallon long, as long as you can maintain proper temps and humidity, for larger specimens use a larger enclosure, I followed their advice and it seemed to work.
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tony butler
