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07/18/2010, 12:28 PM
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Location: Bismarck, ND
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Keeping a pyramid butterfly with a copperband butterfly
I've had a copperband for 3 years and now i would like to add a pyramid. Do you see any problems with this? The tank is a 125.
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07/19/2010, 05:10 PM
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Don't want to hijack your thread but I am interested in everyones opinion as I have just done this. In the last couple of weeks have purchased a school of pyramids along with a copperband. They are all in quarantine together and have had no issues. They were all added at the same time, should I expect issues?
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07/19/2010, 06:41 PM
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Location: Utica, MI
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While I don't have a Copperband housed with a Pyramid, I can say that with the differences in the shape of the body between the two fish, they should do just fine. I have a Copperband, Lemon and a Burgess all together in the same tank and they hang out like they're best friends. I'm hoping to add a Bluestripe (if I can find one) and a Pearlscale or Pakistan in the future, I just hope that move wont throw off the harmony that exists right now. -Steve
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