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PostPosted: Nov 30th, '16, 04:52 

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Could Least Killifish/Dwarf Livebearer (Heterandria formosa) be used for aquaponics? They do better with plants in the rearing tank and they may not be produce enough ammonia, so I want your opinion.


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PostPosted: Nov 30th, '16, 05:49 
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Hi jacayers, welcome to the forum :headbang:


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Hi jacayers,

I'd have to say no - Least Killifish need still or very sluggishly-moving water. They'd be very unhappy in the conditions you get in aquaponic systems (lots of water movement, pH lower than they prefer), and they also aren't really community fish - it's suggested they not be kept in large groups, so you wouldn't get enough ammonia production to grow much at all, if anything. :dontknow:


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