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08-01-2003, 11:39 PM
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Hiya, you guys seem to knwo a lot about Flowerhorns... am thinking of getting one, but i havent had much success with fish int he past and paranoid that fish i keep will conk off.
My previous fish were tetras and goldfish. When i kept tetras, i used to come into the office every morning and find at least 1 or 2 dead. This continued until my impressive school of beautiful tetra became a small herd. so i swapped to goldfish (being told by the fishman that they were more hardy) but when one of those died on me, i quite keeping fishes. recently i saw a beautiful luo han which kinda told me he wanted to come home with me, so i wanted to do some research first on how easy they are to keep. thanks for your help in advance! 
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10-01-2003, 11:52 AM
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Hai
 i keep Flowerhorns before ( about 9 month ) is very easy to keep. i had never facing anyproblem with the fish. Flowerhorns r very strong fish , even i just remove all the water and immediately fill in tap water also no problems. at that time i know nothing about aquarium, n-cycle ...................... i just do weekly water change and no fish died during 9 month after that i had give them to some people. i change to keep marine tank. so don't worry . u can keep it very easy. but of'coz how to make the fish beauty or big head r anothers issue .
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10-01-2003, 11:58 AM
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13-01-2003, 10:23 AM
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Ha ! Ha !
this is 1 of the reason i stop keeping FH. my FH can becomered but can not get big forehead ,  so another reason r feel so boring only 1 fish at the tank . not so many fun. and i found the saltwater fish and coral r more attractive , so i change to marine tank :P
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