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the_K
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PostSubject: size to age ratio   size to age ratio EmptyThu Sep 10, 2009 6:24 pm

can anyone hear give me a example of what size a albino BN or a regular BN should b at what age... any input would b helpful... thanks
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PostSubject: Re: size to age ratio   size to age ratio EmptyFri Sep 11, 2009 5:59 pm

the_K wrote:
can anyone hear give me a example of what size a albino BN or a regular BN should b at what age... any input would b helpful... thanks

hi mate this will all depend on feeding really.there isnt a set size for any fish and can depend on a few thing's ie. Tank size and how often they get feed and what you feed them ie.veggie's etc.......

Like i said most common and Albino's will rarely grow above 4 and half inches...
unless they are really old and you have kept them for years...

I have a common male who is about 4" and i would say he is fully grown...

on the other hand i have a Male L182 Bristlenose who is about 9" in length...
and a female L182 who is 6"........

I will look further into this for you and try and get a 100% answer for you mate,......Hope this helps CuRbY....... :[IMG]http://i4
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PostSubject: Re: size to age ratio   size to age ratio EmptyFri Sep 11, 2009 10:52 pm

Same thing Curby said the K - to many variables to be precise .
All though the commons I breed usually go to the shop about 6-7 months
of age @ 3.5-4cm(which is also a variable measurement) , at about 12 months
they are a "solid" 5-6 cm. So with that in mind I'd guess at 24 months old you'd
be looking at about 10-12cm.
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PostSubject: Re: size to age ratio   size to age ratio EmptySat Sep 12, 2009 6:23 am

thanks Kurosaki for the example... thats pretty much what i wanted to know
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PostSubject: Re: size to age ratio   size to age ratio EmptySat Sep 12, 2009 6:56 am

Kurosaki J wrote:
Same thing Curby said the K - to many variables to be precise .
All though the commons I breed usually go to the shop about 6-7 months
of age @ 3.5-4cm(which is also a variable measurement) , at about 12 months
they are a "solid" 5-6 cm. So with that in mind I'd guess at 24 months old you'd
be looking at about 10-12cm.
:[IMG]http://i4 J

Nice one J :[IMG]http://i4
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