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Thanks both but there is nothing on the web about this speciesSome other info.
https://www.bing.com/ck/a?!&&p=f73d...lcy8yMS1zZWFob3JzZXMtYW5kLXBpcGVmaXNoLw&ntb=1
I kept pipes for a while.
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Yes the links are very good, don't get me wrongdid you see the links we provided, they have info about them. no????
Ok thank youMy understanding of Pipes is that they would do best alone in most cases.
I was pretty picky to choose a tank mate that would not compete against them.
And how many should be kept together...do they need to be in groups or is a pair enough?By alone I am thinking you mean they will be the only sp. in the tank.
Not just one of them by itself.
Thanks....People in LFS said that that is definitely the right species, but I assume that they are wrong because I haven't found it eitherFishbase says there is no such species as Hippichthys aculeatus. However, Microphis aculeatus is a well-known species found in salt, brackish, and fresh waters. Look at that species and see if it's the one you've got.