Frontosa's???
 

I'm currently setting up a 180 for frontosa's. Does anyone know where the best place is to buy them in Canada? preferably western Canada (I'm in AB)
Also, if anyone has info on them...personalities?likes, dislikes?? I'd appreciate it.
thanks
Lynn

From what i've seen Golds in calgary seems to have alot, some for sales others not.

I've got one I've had her for about 2 years and is about 7.5 inches, pretty shy, calm

Chicki, was that your reef or did you set up another tank?

Steve

Do you have Gold's website address?? Also, I'm looking for the blue zaire frontosa's :eek:
Steve, NO! thats not my reef tank :lol: I still have my 180 reef/fish, my 220 angel/softie tank, my seahorse/jawfish 33 tank, my 159 FOWLR tank and I just got another 6' bowfront for a SW tank for the dining room. This one is just for the frontosa's in the spare room :eek:
What can I say...my hubby spoils me :mrgreen:

:eek: I'm not sure I can count that high!!!

:wink:

its ok Tony we won't hold it against you. :mrgreen:

Steve

speak for yourself! :lol: :lol: :lol:

I had Frontosa mpimbwe, found out a male and two females don't cut it, he killed both females, these were large fish. Turns out 1 male to 5 or so females works well but I heard of a guy who has a 6foot long 135 gallon tank that he keeps two pair in, they don't mess with each other, I guess they have their territory and leave it at that. Wish that would have worked for me.

Doug

I ended up buying a colony. 11 females and 2 males (one alpha male) doesn't bother the smaller one. These are all mature fish and have been spawning for the guy for sometime.
I'm actually going to sell the lot, feel bad saying this but I'm finding them just too boring.
Sorry about yours Doug...I also know ofsomeone that has just a few and it works for them, but 99% of the time it doesn't. When you have a larger group the aggression is spread out a lot more.

Yeah Chicki, but at $100 each I couldn't justify buying half a dozen.

Doug