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Again, I am not an expert, but this is what I believe is true based on my research:
There are at least 3 Badis species:
Badis badis badis
Badis burmanicus
Badis badis siamensis
There is only one Dario species:
Dario dario
Dario dario is formerly known as Badis dario, Badis bengalensis and formerly known by the common* names Scarlet badis, Dwarf Scarlet badis, Red gem badis and Scarlet gem badis.
*As with all common names, there is inevitable confusion. There are now problems with using 'common names that include 'badis' since the Dario is not a Badis anymore. To make matters worse, there is a scarlet coloured Badis species that looks somewhat similar to the Dario but it is a larger and less red coloured and it also has the common name of Scarlet badis. Best to use the scientific names to avoid confusion and hopefully people will stop referring to the Dario with its former common name.
Not sure how you are going to write that!!! :roll:
So does that mean Badis bengalensis is no longer used? (obsolete?)
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Ouch, still confused with those names...
So is this true:
Scarlet Badis = Dario Dario
and common name for Badis bengalensis is?
And the former is a dwarf species while the latter are a bit larger?
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I am not an expert on this but the differences between Dario sp. and Badis sp. have recently been published by Dr Hoek Hee Ng based on data from Peter Cottle among others. He also had a short article in Practical Fishkeeping magazine recently that discussed this.
Anyway, the research I have done seems to point to all Badis species having the scientific name Badis badis and there are many synonyms (as indicated by douwe)
Badis bengalensis was formerly known as Badis sp. "scarlet"
Badis badis badis (Blue badis, Chameleon badis)
Badis badis burmanicus
Badis badis siamensis
The Badis is thought to possibly be related to dwarf cichlids, particularly apistos. They are cave spawners and the males tend the young.
In contrast, Dario dario (the scientific name) is a new name given to what was originally thought to be a dwarf version of Badis but the Dario has been found to be so distinct it now has its own family/genus. Dario are egg scatterers and they have a mating embrace like Betta fish and are visually different as I described earlier.
Pics:
Badis badis
http://www.fishkeeper.co.uk/images/what ... -ruber.jpg
http://www.acuaterra.net/atlas/main.php?g2_itemId=3562
http://www.aquarticles.com/articles/bre ... badis.html
http://www.aqua-fish.net/show.php?h=badis
Others:
http://www.apistoworldhk.com/shop/index.php?cPath=2_35
Dario dario
http://www.diewasserwelt.de/privat/dario-1.jpg
http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/prod ... catid=2823
Hope that helps. It is all very confusing.
Yeah no kidding!
Thanks for the info.
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Guys,
Thanks for reporting that /10 bug - I just fixed it... It was unintentionally introduced because I was trying to add another decimal place to the measurement but I made a logic error when cm is used...
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I'm using it right now (I find it interesting). The measurements seem to divide by 10 when ever you add a fish, or update with a fish in the selection area
Yikes... That doesn't sound right...
Can you describe a bit more exactly what you are doing? I can't reproduce it on my end...
Thanks.
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Dario dario aka Scarlet badis
Badis badis
hth but looks confusing
Great!
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What's new for 2010 01 31 build:
- Added Red Terror/Festas Cichlid (Cichlasoma festae).
- Added Gulper Catfish (Asterophysus batrachus).
- Added Debauwi Catfish (Pareutropius buffei).
- Added Leggetts Rainbowfish (Glossolepis leggetti).
- Added Spotted Rainbowfish (Glossolepis maculosus).
- Added Mamberamo Rainbowfish (Glossolepis multisquamata).
- Added Ramu Rainbowfish (Glossolepis ramuensis).
- Added Lake Wanam Rainbowfish (Glossolepis wanamensis).
- Added Colombian Tetra (Hyphessobrycon columbianus).
- Added Leggetts Rainbowfish (Glossolepis leggetti).
- Added Mamberamo Rainbowfish (Glossolepis multisquamata).
- Added Ramu Rainbowfish (Glossolepis ramuensis).
- Added Spotted Rainbowfish (Glossolepis maculosus).
- Added New Guinea Rainbowfish (Melanotaenia affinis).
- Added Ajamaru Rainbowfish (Melanotaenia ajamaruensis).
- Added Angfa Rainbowfish (Melanotaenia angfa).
- Added Arfak Rainbowfish (Melanotaenia arfakensis).
- Added Western Rainbowfish (Melanotaenia australis).
- Added Batanta Rainbowfish (Melanotaenia batanta).
- Size of Jack Dempsey (and equivalents) have been increased to 10 inches.
- Added warning message when CAE and Discus are mixed.
- Changed in how filtration capacity input is defined. Now it displays the manufacturer quoted filtration capacity but internally, the application uses more conservative number. This was done because I received many question on why his/her filter number was much lower than what was written on the box.
- Updated temperature range of Oto to 20-28.
- Added additional warnings to all bettas that baby ramshorn and pond snails will likely to become food.
- African Leaf Fish has been marked as Lake Tang compatible species.
- Upside Down Catfish has been marked as both Mbuna and Lake Tang compatible species.
- Fixed an algorithm error when exception warnings are displayed.
- Aggression defence for Upside Down Catfish has been increased.
- Added another decimal place for tank dimension to 2.
- Help added for Juvenile mode.
- Added Tom Aquatics Rapids Power Filter PF80 filter.
- Added Jebo 480 FC filter.
- Added some more tank dimensions.
- New feature: Printer friendly mode has been added. When you click on this link, all selected equipments, species and % numbers will be displayed neatly so that you can either print, or copy/paste into your forum messages. You can also flip back to "Edit mode" using the provided link on the printer friendly screen. Use this when you want to ask further in your favorite forums.
- Total number of filters in DB has been increased to 248.
- Total number of species in DB has been increased to 714.
Requester: Please let me know the scientific names of Dario Dario and Scarlet Badis. According to all the web sites I have checked so far, those two are supposed to be the same. Thanks.
To access the application, please click on AqAdvisor site.
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Some filters to add:
Product Wattage Max output Tank volume
UNIMAX 700 canister filter EU 38 W 1700 l/h 700 l
UNIMAX 150 canister filter EU 10 W 450 l/h 150 l
UNIMAX 250 canister filter EU 11 W 650 l/h 250 l
UNIMAX 500 canister filter EU 36 W 1500 l/h 500 l
Fish:
Will do - thanks.
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Yay, apistos! BTW Scarlet badis and Dario dario are slightly different. Dario are under 2.5cm max (my females are much smaller even) and badis are up to 4 to 5 cm max. Dario also lack the badis' dark spots at the base of the caudal fin and under the eye. Males are quite aggressive to each other and can harass the females so it is best if there is one male to several females. They are slow deliberate feeders and only eat live foods (unless you are really good at wiggling a dead bloodworm).
Cool... I'll note these down in the wishlist. Thanks!
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What's new for 2010 01 24 build:
- Added Dario Dario as an alias to Scarlet Badis.
- Added Flyspeck Hardyhead (Craterocephalus stercusmuscarum).
- Added Bahia Red (Geophagus sp. Bahia Red).
- Added Tiger Muskie (Esox masquinongy x lucius).
- Added Sabretooth Tetra/Payara (Hydrolycus scomberoides).
- Added Red Tail Barracuda (Acestrorhynchus falcatus).
- Added Long-Tailed River/Antennae Stingray (Plesiotrygon iwamae).
- Added Apistogramma atahualpa.
- Added Apistogramma baenschi.
- Added Apistogramma bitaeniata.
- Added Apistogramma sp. Black-Chin.
- Added Apistogramma borellii.
- Added Apistogramma sp. Broad-banded.
- Added Apistogramma elizabethae.
- Added Apistogramma cf. eunotus Orange-tail.
- Added Apistogramma hongsloi.
- Added Apistogramma sp. Mamor.
- Added Apistogramma sp. Maulbr.
- Added Apistogramma panduro.
- Added Apistogramma sp. Parrot.
- Added Apistogramma cf. resticulosa Mamor.
- Added Apistogramma rupununi.
- Added Apistogramma trifasciata.
- Added Apistogramma uaupesi.
- Added Apistogramma viejita.
- Updated the size of Leopard Bushfish to 6 inches.
- Size of Neon Tetra has been reduced slightly to 1.5 inches.
- Mouth size of Angels and Altum angels have been reduced to 1.5 inches.
- Size of Harlequin Rasbora has been bumped up slgihtly to 1.6 inches.
- Ceylon Puffer has been marked as brackish.
- Updated minimum tank size for African Butterfly Fish to 24x12.
- Updated size of Denisonii to 5.5 inches. Minimum tank size has been set to 36x12.
- Minimum tank height requirement for Spotted Climbing Perch has been significantly reduced.
- Bioload for Angelfish has been increased slightly.
- Bioload for Altum Angel has been increased slightly.
- Minimum tank sizes for large species have been updated.
- Size of Geophagus brasiliensis has been increased to 11 inches.
- Size of Apistogramma agassizii has been increased to 3.5 inches. Also max pH has been reduced to 7.
- Size of Cockatoo Apisto has been increased to 3.5 inches.
- Size of Macmaster Dwarf Cichlid has been increased to 3.5 inches.
- Size of Panda Dwarf Cichlid has been increased to 3.5 inches.
- Size of Steindachner Dwarf Cichlid has been increased to 4 inches.
- Added Lustar Hydro Sponge H0 filter (on the last build to be more accurate).
- Hagen AquaClear filters have been also listed as just "AquaClear filters". Many people didn't realize that they were under "Hagen" brand name.
- Added Marineland Duetto series filters.
- Added Eheim 2080/2180 Professional 3 series filters.
- Added some more large tanks.
- Bug fixed: Sometimes, the app was mis-reporting a warning related to similar shoaling species. This has been fixed.
- New feature: Now juvenile sized species are supported! This feature was a huge pain in the to implement - there might still be some bugs related to this and overall bioload calculation on these sub-adult sizes, hence may require further fine tuning. Please let me know if it looks right. A bonus - once you enter your species in juvenile sizes, you can flip back and forth between juvenile mode and adult mode. When you flip, the application will automatically re-calculate stocking %, filtration capacity %, and water change % so that you know what you are dealing with once they are grown up. I did not change the warnings so those will continue to assume all species are grown up. Try it out!
- New feature: Now the app allows users to flip between two window sizes. One is ideal for laptop users and the other is ideal for those who use monitors with higher resolutions.
- Total number of tanks in DB has been increased to 66.
- Total number of filters in DB has been increased to 245.
- Total number of species in DB has been increased to 698.
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thanks for putting the Eheim pickup in there
It says I'm 106% stocked but 144% filtered for my stock
Welcome.
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What's new for 2010 01 21 build:
- Added Freshwater Shark (Wallago attu).
- Added Wallago leeri.
- Added Arapaima gigas.
- Added Wolf Cichlid (Parachromis dovii).
- Added Dwarf Chain Loach as an alias to Dwarf Loach.
- Added Queen/Bengal/Geto Loach (Botia dario).
- Added Forktail Rainbowfish (Pseudomugil Furcatus).
- Added Honey Blue Eye (Pseudomugil mellis).
- Added Delicate Blue Eye (Pseudomugil tenellus).
- Added Spotted Blue Eye (Pseudomugil gertrudae).
- Added Blue Back Blue Eye (Pseudomugil cyanodorsalis).
- Added Albino Tiger Barb as an alias to Tiger Barb.
- Added Abei Puffer (Monotrete Abei).
- Added Red Tailed Redeye Puffer (Carinotetraodon irrubesco).
- Added Brown Puffer (Monotrete Turgidus).
- Added Arrowhead Puffer (Monotrete suvattii).
- Added Mbu Puffer (Tetraodon mbu).
- Added Congo Puffer (Tetraodon miurus).
- Added Ceylon Puffer (Tetraodon fluviatilis).
- Added Pungas Catfish (Pangasius pangasius).
- Added Pangasius nasutus.
- Added Pangasius micronemus.
- Added Pangasius larnaudii.
- Added Piraiba (Brachyplatystoma filamentosum).
- Added (Brachyplatystoma rousseauxii).
- Added Cairns Rainbowfish (Cairnsichthys rhombosomoides).
- Added Allens Rainbowfish (Chilatherina alleni).
- Added Axelrods Rainbowfish (Chilatherina axelrodi).
- Added Blehers Rainbowfish (Chilatherina bleheri).
- Added Bulolo Rainbowfish (Chilatherina bulolo).
- Added Highlands Rainbowfish (Chilatherina campsi).
- Added Silver Rainbowfish (Chilatherina crassispinosa).
- Added Barred Rainbowfish (Chilatherina fasciata).
- Added Lorentzs Rainbowfish (Chilatherina lorentzii).
- Added Chilatherina pricei.
- Added Sentani Rainbowfish (Chilatherina sentaniensis).
- Added Tami River Rainbowfish (Glossolepis pseudoincisus).
- Added Grime Rainbowfish (Glossolepis dorityi).
- Added Salmon-Red Rainbowfish (Glossolepis incisus).
- Added Sepik Rainbowfish (Glossolepis kabia).
- Aggression of Clown Knife against other species have been reduced.
- Mouth size of Clown Knife has been reduced to 5 inches.
- Added a note to all eels that they may escape, lids are recommended.
- Bioload for Iridescent Shark has been increased.
- Elephantnose and other electrical fishes have been marked as more friendly towards smaller species. They are also marked incompatible with each other.
- Added Eheim Pickup range of filters.
- Added Cascade 600 filter.
- Added Boyu EF series filters.
- Total number of filters in DB has been increased to 230.
- Total number of species in DB has been increased to 671.
There's still quite a bit of species to add on my wishlist. If your species haven't shown up yet, please be patient!
Please click on AqAdvisor site to access the application.
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Ahh ok that makes more sense I plan to have a bigger tank with a bigger ehiem than my 2213 by the time they are that big anyway.
That's good...
I have that filter too, and its one of my fav for smaller tanks. -
And on another note I laughed when I read the message for clown loaches :lol:
Haha you mean the part that says it may pretend to be dead?
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Correct, it means it is suggesting you to add more filtration because the current setup is lacking them once your species grow to the full size.
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What's new for 2010 01 17 build:
- Added Red Empress (Protomelas Taeniolatus).
- Marked Neon and Cardinal Tetras as common shoalers.
- Marked Black Kuhli and regular Kuhli as common shoalers.
- Marked South American Puffer as a shoaling species with minimum number of 3.
- Added a note (mostly tips) for South American Puffer.
- Increase the size of Synodontis eupterus to 8.7 inches and changed scientific name to Synodontis euptera. Removed from African Drift Lake compatible group and minimum number has been set to 1. pH has been adjusted to 5.6 - 7.5.
- Peppered Cory and Panda Cory are marked as common schoolers.
- Added more notes for African Dwarf Frog.
- Added more notes for African Calw Frog.
- Increased bioload for African Dwarf Frog.
- Increased bioload for African Claw Frog.
- African Claw Frog has been marked to recommend species only tank.
- Updated Polkadotted Loach to Polka Dot Loach.
- Added Pakistani Loach as an alias for Botia almorhae.
- Updated scientific name of Tiger Loach to Syncrossus hymenophysa.
- Updated scientific name of Skunk Botia to Yasuhikotakia morleti.
- Updated scientific name of Longfin Zebra Danio to Danio rerio.
- Updated common name of Melanotaenia fluviatilis to ray River Rainbowfish.
- Added Lake Kutubu Rainbowfish as an alias to Turquoise Rainbowfish.
- Updated scientific name of Eastern Rainbowfish to Melanotaenia splendida.
- Added Tetra Whisper 3i filter.
- Added Jungle Junior/Senior Dirt Magnet series filters.
- Added Zoomed 501 Turtle Filter.
- Added Tom Aquatics Rapids Mini Canister C-80.
- Total number of filters in DB has been increased to 219.
- Total number of species in DB has been increased to 628.
To access the application, please click on AqAdvisor site.
Requestor: I could not find Lustar Hydro Sponge H0 specification on the net. Please let me know if you can find a site that either sells or lists this filter.
My apology, I ran out of time before I could add Eheim 2010 - I'll do it for the next release.
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i would like to see the Eheim Pickup range added to the filters. I have a 2010
Will add it to the wishlist.
Thanks.
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What do you have in your tank and how big is the tank?
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Lol, okay this is how my 120gallon is stocked as of this minute (a mate just gave me a load of fish)
Thats OVERSTOCKED!
Oh just slightly.
What are you planning to do when they grow up? haha.
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Warning: Chinese Algae Eater is too aggressive to co-exist with Cardinal Tetra.
Warning: Common Pleco is too aggressive to co-exist with Cardinal Tetra.
Note: Chinese Algae Eater will become incredibly aggressive and destructive when they become adults.
Warning: Chinese Algae Eater is too big to co-exist with Cardinal Tetra.
Warning: Chinese Algae Eater is too big to co-exist with Dwarf Rainbowfish. Wasn't the name of the dwarf neon tho)
Warning: Chinese Algae Eater is too big to co-exist with Bronze Cory.
Warning: Chinese Algae Eater is too big to co-exist with Peppered Cory.
Warning: Chinese Algae Eater is too big to co-exist with Dwarf Loach.
Note: Common Pleco needs driftwood.
Warning: Common Pleco is not recommended for your tank - it may eventually outgrow your tank space, potentially reaching up to 18 inches.
Warning: At least 4 x Peppered Cory are recommended in a group.
Warning: At least any combination of 4 are recommened from (Dwarf Rainbowfish, Bronze Cory) as they will shoal together.
Recommended temperature range: 24 - 25 C. [Display in Farenheit]
Recommended pH range: 6 - 7.5.
Recommended hardness range: 5 - 15 dH.
You have plenty of aquarium filtration capacity.
Your aquarium filtration capacity for above selected species is 278%. [What's this?]
Recommended water change schedule: 42% per week.
Your aquarium stocking level is 100%. [Generate Image] [What's this?]
Sweet bang on 100% occupancy!! always thought I understocked if anything.Gratz... lol... I think...
Not sure what you mean by that comment about dwarf neon...
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What's new for 2010 01 14 build:
- Added Threadfin RainbowFish
- Added Teacup Stingray as an alias to Motoro Stingray.
- Added Wolf Fish (Hoplias malabaricus).
- Added Sturgeon Catfish (Platystomatichthys sturio).
- Added European/European Wels Catfish (Silurus glanis).
- Added Frogmouth Catfish (Chaca chaca).
- Added Widebar/Siamese Tiger Datnoid (Datnioides pulcher).
- Added Finescale Tigerfish (Datnioides microlepis).
- Added Siamese Tigerfish (Datnioides polota).
- Added New Guinea Tigerfish (Datnioides campbelli).
- Added Featherfin Rainbowfish as an alias to Threadfin RainbowFish (Iriatherina werneri).
- Added Tigrinus Catfish/Dourada Zebra (Brachyplatystoma tigrinum).
- Added Loricaria cataphracta L062.
- Added Loricaria lentiginosa.
- Added Loricaria lundbergi.
- Added Loricaria parnahybae.
- Added Loricaria prolixa.
- Added Loricaria pumila.
- Added Marbled Whiptail (Loricaria simillima).
- Added Loricaria spinulifera.
- Added Loricaria sp. Rio Atabapo.
- Added Ruby/Black Ruby Barb (Puntius nigrofasciatus).
- Added Ornate/Flase Rosy/Bentos Tetra (Hyphessobrycon bentosi).
- Increased bioload for Clown Loach. Also increased minimum number to 5.
- Mouth size of Emerald/Cholocate Cichlid has been reduced to 2 inches.
- All hatchets, African Butterfly Fish and Bettas are marked as jumpers - appropriate notes will be displayed.
- Bioload for Chocolate Cichlid has been lowered.
- Temperature requirement for Puntius semifasciolatus has been expanded/raised slightly.
- Size of Yoyo Loach has been increased to 6 inches. Also added a note that it can reach up to 10 inches on rare occasions.
- Skunk Loach has been marked as a fin nipper.
- Size of Odessa Barb has been reduced to 2 inches. Tank requirement has also been reduced to 24x12.
- Changed the message when stocking level exceeds 160% to something a bit more prominent.
- Black Pacu has been adjusted to 30 inches.
- Red Bellied Pacu has been adjusted to 30 inches.
- Minimum number for Black and Red Bellied Pacu have been brought down to 1 but added a note saying they still prefer to be in groups when they are juveniles.
- Bioloads for Black and Red Bellied Pacu have been increased.
- Adjusted pH for Oscar to 6.4 - 7.5.
- Adjusted pH for Jewel Cichlid to 6.4 - 7.5.
- Adjusted pH for Common Pleco to 6 - 7.5.
- Increased water change requirement for Common Pleco.
- Increased bioload of Jewel Cichlid slightly.
- New feature: Now it is possible to combine species that will shoal together. As a starter, Zebra Danio and similar (or same) species have been combined. It will no longer produce warnings if combined number exceeds minimum number.
- Stripped Loach and other aliases of this species have been combined for minimum shoaling species calculation.
- Same modifications have been made for Banana Loach, madagascar Rainbowfish, Mosquito Rasbora, Polkadotted Loach, Marbled hatchet, Bronze Cory, Dainty Cory, Dwarf Cory, Green Chromide, Gardneri Killfish, Hatchet, Black Skirt Tetra, Flame Tetra, Rosy Tetra, Threadfin RainbowFish, American Flagfish, Striped Glass Catfish, Red Zebra, Dwarf Rainbowfish, Dojo Loach, Holden Pencilfish, Black Kuhli, Pitbull Pleco, Leopardfish, Ballon Molly, Molly, Pristella Tetra, Bumble Bee Cichlid, Denisoni Barb, Checkered Barb, Synodontis Eupterus, Domini Syno and Swift Rasbora.
- Removed the possibility of Molly and Platy cross breeding.
- African Leaf Fish has been marked more peaceful.
- African Dwarf Frogs and African Clawed Frogs are marked incompatible due to ACFs being chytrid carriers.
- Added notes for African Dwarf Frog.
- Added notes for African Claw Frog.
- Total number of species in DB has been increased to 601.
To access the application, please click on AqAdvisor site.
Now that the application can handle minimum shoaling number for similar (but not necessarily the same scientific names) species, please forward any similar species that will actually shoal together. There are probably quite a few different corydoras species that will shoal in this manner.
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What's new for 2010 01 10 build:
- Added Black Bullhead Catfish.
- Added Brown Bullhead Catfish.
- Added Yellow Bullhead Catfish.
- Added Channel Catfish.
- Added White/Pacific Sturgeon (Acipenser transmontanus).
- Added Shovelnose Sturgeon (Scaphirhynchus platorynchus).
- Added Largemouth/Bigmouth/Black/Florida Bass.
- Added Smallmouth Bass.
- Added Aequidens diadema.
- Added Aequidens metae.
- Added Aequidens sp. Jennaro Herrera.
- Added Aequidens sp. Atabapo.
- Added Andinoacara stalsbergi.
- Added Andinoacara sp. Gold Saum.
- Added Andinoacara pulcher.
- Added Whiteseam Fighter (Betta albimarginata).
- Added African Leaf Fish/Spotted Climbing Perch/Leopard Gourami (Ctenopoma acutirostre).
- Added South American Leaf Fish/Amazon Leaf Fish (Monocirrhus polyacanthus).
- Added Bucktoothed Tetra (Exodon paradoxus).
- Added Hujeta Gar/Freshwater Barracuda/Slant Nose Gar (Ctenolucius hujeta).
- Added Leopardfish/Dusky Millions Fish (Phalloceros caudimaculatus).
- Added Striped Glass Catfish/False Glass Catfish (Kryptopterus macrocephalus).
- Added Angelicus Botia as an alias to Angelicus Loach.
- Added Yellow Perch.
- Fixed common name for Alligator Gar. Increased size to 5 feet. Also increased aggression.
- Added note to Tropheus Duboisi that they require controlled aggression when stocking.
- Added note to Tropheus Moorii that they require controlled aggression when stocking.
- Added notes to Hillstream Loach about waterflow and oxygen requirements.
- Red Tailed Black Sharks and Rainbow Sharks are marked as incompatible due to aggression to each other.
- Set max number of Red Tailed Black Sharks to 1.
- Set max number of Rainbow Sharks to 1.
- Aggression for both sharks towards other species have been reduced.
- Reduced size of Tropical Gar to 24 inches.
- Fixed a bug: Both pH and Hardness ranges for each species weren't correctly shown when conflicts are found. This has been fixed.
- Updated pH requirements for Lake Tang species - pH starts at 7.6.
- Updated pH requirements for Lake Victoria species - pH starts at 7.6.
- Updated pH requirements for Lake Malawi species - pH starts at 7.6.
- Added a warning if Lake Malawi species are mixed with other species, including mbuna species.
- Added Jebo 810/819 filters.
- Added Penn Plax Cascase series power filters.
- Added Fluval xx3 series canister filters.
- Added Fluval xx4 series canister filters.
- Added Eheim Liberty filters.
- Added Skilter 250/400 filters.
- Total number of filters in DB has been increased to 213.
- Total number of species in DB has been increased to 599.
Please click on AqAdvisor site to access the app.
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I figured out what the problem was, I got the scientific name wrong (duh!). I meant to use Iriatherina werneri, which isn't yet in the program
I'll add it to the app.
Thanks.
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Warning: Discus is not recommended for your tank - it may eventually outgrow your tank space, potentially reaching up to 6 inches.
Warning: Discus requires a tank with more height.
Warning: At least 5 x Discus are recommended in a group.
Warning: Skunk Loach is too aggressive to co-exist with Discus.
Warning: When Kissing Gourami starts to breed, they may become too aggressive to co-exist with Discus.
Warning: When Kribensis starts to breed, they may become too aggressive to co-exist with Discus.
Warning: When Sajica Cichlid starts to breed, they may become too aggressive to co-exist with Discus.
Note: Clown Loach may pretend to be dead at times.
Warning: Clown Loach is not recommended for your tank - it may eventually outgrow your tank space, potentially reaching up to 12 inches.
Warning: At least 3 x Clown Loach are recommended in a group.
Note: Common Pleco needs driftwood.
Warning: Common Pleco is not recommended for your tank - it may eventually outgrow your tank space, potentially reaching up to 18 inches.
Warning: Skunk Loach is too aggressive to co-exist with Zebra Loach.
Warning: When Kissing Gourami starts to breed, they may become too aggressive to co-exist with Zebra Loach.
Warning: When Kribensis starts to breed, they may become too aggressive to co-exist with Zebra Loach.
Warning: When Sajica Cichlid starts to breed, they may become too aggressive to co-exist with Zebra Loach.
Warning: At least 5 x Skunk Loach are recommended in a group.
Note: Kissing Gourami needs driftwood.
Warning: Kissing Gourami is not recommended for your tank - it may eventually outgrow your tank space, potentially reaching up to 11 inches.
Warning: Kissing Gourami requires a tank with more height.
Warning: Kissing Gourami is too big to co-exist with Zebra Loach.
Warning: Kissing Gourami is too big to co-exist with Neon Tetra.
Warning: Kissing Gourami is too big to co-exist with Harlequin Rasbora.
Warning: Kissing Gourami is too big to co-exist with Kribensis.
Warning: At least 5 x Neon Tetra are recommended in a group.
Warning: Common Pleco is too aggressive to co-exist with Neon Tetra.
Warning: Skunk Loach is too aggressive to co-exist with Neon Tetra.
Warning: Kissing Gourami is too aggressive to co-exist with Neon Tetra.
Warning: When Kribensis starts to breed, they may become too aggressive to co-exist with Neon Tetra.
Warning: Sajica Cichlid is too aggressive to co-exist with Neon Tetra.
Warning: At least 5 x Harlequin Rasbora are recommended in a group.
Warning: Skunk Loach is too aggressive to co-exist with Harlequin Rasbora.
Warning: When Kissing Gourami starts to breed, they may become too aggressive to co-exist with Harlequin Rasbora.
Warning: When Kribensis starts to breed, they may become too aggressive to co-exist with Harlequin Rasbora.
Warning: When Sajica Cichlid starts to breed, they may become too aggressive to co-exist with Harlequin Rasbora.
Warning: At least 5 x Kuhli Loach are recommended in a group.
Warning: Skunk Loach is too aggressive to co-exist with Kuhli Loach.
Warning: When Kissing Gourami starts to breed, they may become too aggressive to co-exist with Kuhli Loach.
Warning: When Kribensis starts to breed, they may become too aggressive to co-exist with Kuhli Loach.
Warning: When Sajica Cichlid starts to breed, they may become too aggressive to co-exist with Kuhli Loach.
Warning: Sajica Cichlid is not recommended for your tank - it may eventually outgrow your tank space, potentially reaching up to 4 inches.
Warning: Sajica Cichlid requires a tank with more height.
Warning: Your selected species will eventually require 168% of your aquarium space. You may need to deal with territorial aggressions later on. Try removing some of (Chromobotia macracanthus, Pterygoplichthys pardalis, Botia striata, Yasuhikotakia morleti, Pangio kuhlii, Pelvicachromis pulcher, Archocentrus sajica) or get a larger aquarium tank.
Warning: Water temperature requirements are not fully compatible between all selected species.
=> 28 - 31C: Discus
=> 24 - 30C: Clown Loach
=> 22 - 28C: Common Pleco
=> 23 - 26C: Zebra Loach
=> 24 - 29C: Skunk Loach
=> 22 - 28C: Kissing Gourami
=> 20 - 28C: Neon Tetra
=> 22 - 25C: Harlequin Rasbora
=> 24 - 30C: Kuhli Loach
=> 24 - 27C: Kribensis
=> 20 - 26C: Sajica Cichlid
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Recommended pH range: 6 - 7.6.
Recommended hardness range: 5 - 15 dH.
Your tank is too small - it will require massive amount of frequent water changes!
Your aquarium stocking level is 373%. [Generate Image] [What's this?]
You should consider a larger tank for this combination OOOOOOOOpppppPPPPPPPPPssssSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
LOL. How big is your tank?
Stocking tool! check this out
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I usually check that place. I admit I haven't checked with this particular case though.