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05-10-2006, 07:57 AM
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Otto question
So I have a planted tank that has cory catfish and white cloud minnows in it. I try to keep it as cool as possible as they seem to thrive in that condition best. Right now it is room temp, around 72-74F (the coldest I can get).
So I want to add some otto cats (29 gallon tank) maybe 2 and I want to know if people have had success with them in such cool temps or do they need the temp to be higher to really thrive. |
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05-10-2006, 02:32 PM
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Location: Okarche, Oklahoma
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Do a google search for otocinclus and you'll find a lot of info on them, in fact several whole websites dedicated to them. It appears they will handle around 70 degrees give or take up to around 80. KYle
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