andy-mu
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Hi,
Just looking to see what the general consensus of opinion is here.
Based on general recommendations, as far as I'm aware, recommended stocking
levels of fish are at 1 inch per gallon of water.
Having browsed many stunning aquascapes both here and on the internet, I notice in
many cases that some tanks seem overstocked based on the quoted tank size.
Is this down to increased filtration to reduce bio load or is there some other method which
allows stocking levels this high.
I've included a link to give you an example. One tank is on page 14, it's called wild wild green.
based on it's size of 60x35x30 without being too fickle is roughly just over 72 litres or 16 gallons.
at 1 inches per gallon and neon tetras being maximum 2 inches that would equate to 8 fish.
I counted at least 21 neon's and 9 of whatever those other fish are.
Here's the link
http://www.aquascapingworld.com/magazin ... c_2010.pdf
Just looking to see what the general consensus of opinion is here.
Based on general recommendations, as far as I'm aware, recommended stocking
levels of fish are at 1 inch per gallon of water.
Having browsed many stunning aquascapes both here and on the internet, I notice in
many cases that some tanks seem overstocked based on the quoted tank size.
Is this down to increased filtration to reduce bio load or is there some other method which
allows stocking levels this high.
I've included a link to give you an example. One tank is on page 14, it's called wild wild green.
based on it's size of 60x35x30 without being too fickle is roughly just over 72 litres or 16 gallons.
at 1 inches per gallon and neon tetras being maximum 2 inches that would equate to 8 fish.
I counted at least 21 neon's and 9 of whatever those other fish are.
Here's the link
http://www.aquascapingworld.com/magazin ... c_2010.pdf