Radix your a fool. Acaras can grow upto 20cm in length, both of mine did within a year and a half. Theres around 10-15 of the fish in this tank by the looks of things. aswell as the comets, sharks, and catfish. They certainly wouldnt be fine in a tank half that size.
I admit, there are a lot of fish in there, but the photos give a false impression of the size of the tank.
A friend of a friend is a fish breeder. I'll probably give the yellowish striped cichlids to him, as they will grow to large for the tank in those numbers. (you should see the tank I brought them up in, now THAT was crowded) Most of the other fish are rather tiny actually.
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There are no goldfish in there... If you mean the little red fish, they are barbs. I dunno about the fish you call "acaras". I think you mean the yellow, black striped ones. I was told that they are Nicaraguense cichlids. They do grow big though. I think 10 is a good guess on their numbers.
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Those are some good shots, Phrizzy. The colors are very vivid.
I know what this bug is, but I want to see you all guess what type it is first. Just guess what major family, such as beetles or wasps. You'll be suprised when I tell you what it is. However, I will tell you that it is in the Melittia subfamily.
Almost, Phrizzy. It is a moth known as a squash vine borer (melittia cucurbitae). They feed off of the fluids in the stems of different squashes, such as pumpkins or cucumbers.
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