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About Christy
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I can answer some questions regarding freshwater fish ranging from their care to diagnosing common diseases or problems with the fish. I can also answer questions regarding the care and maintenance of an aquarium. I haven't had much luck with live plants, so can't help in that area very much. Not real good with explaining salt water or brackish set ups too well either. Also regarding goldfish, I have some comets, and have a little experience with them but mostly just general info on them. I AM NOT THAT FAMILIAR WITH ANY OF THE FANCY VARIETIES OF GOLDFISH. YOU MIGHT BE BETTER DIRECTING THOSE QUERIES TO AN EXPERT MORE FAMILIAR WITH THEM. If I can't answer or don't know something, I'll let you know, so don't be upset if I reject your question, I'll always explain why. I would just rather not answer then give an answer I'm not confident about.

Experience
All personal, first hand, general fishkeeping experience. I've had fresh water aquariums now for about 7 years. I've had tropical/community fish tanks, African cichlids, South American cichlids, brackish water puffer fish, and a lot of other varieties in between.

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None, all personal experience

 
   

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Freshwater Aquarium - about ropefish


Expert: Christy - 9/21/2008

Question
i would like to ask whether i could rear 2 rope fish in one aquarium.the last time i put two of them together,they looks like they were biting each other.i hope you could help.

Answer
Hi Daniel
I'm sorry, but I'm not that familiar with ropefish, having never had one before.  But I have read that you can keep a pair or more in a tank together.  Just need to make sure the tank is large enough for them.  I would suggest asking another expert, check for someone familiar with "oddball" types of fish.

Good luck!

Christy

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