FishForums.com - View Single Post

Daeorn · 01-03-2008, 08:02 PM

Archers won't generally bother larger mudskippers.

My 4 archers have not bothered my mudskipper, or even attempted to.

As far as the sand, it demolished my penguin 400 pretty well, and doesn't look tremendously great IMO (looks natural but yeah).

For the same feel, but better practicality I'd go for pool filter sand, its like 9 bucks for a 30lb bag I think.

The archers shouldn't bother larger fiddlers either, however I'm not sure about fiddlers and mudskippers. I have them together right now, and they will actually chill on the same floating log almost right next to each other without incident but I do not know about for long term.

01-03-2008, 08:02 PM	#7
Daeorn Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Age: 23 Posts: 78	Archers won't generally bother larger mudskippers. My 4 archers have not bothered my mudskipper, or even attempted to. As far as the sand, it demolished my penguin 400 pretty well, and doesn't look tremendously great IMO (looks natural but yeah). For the same feel, but better practicality I'd go for pool filter sand, its like 9 bucks for a 30lb bag I think. The archers shouldn't bother larger fiddlers either, however I'm not sure about fiddlers and mudskippers. I have them together right now, and they will actually chill on the same floating log almost right next to each other without incident but I do not know about for long term. Last edited by Daeorn; 01-03-2008 at 08:09 PM.