Dante Campbell - 2017-10-30 Selling green terrors.. Just had fry so letting them grow a little then there on the market....releasing 3 to 4 weeks from now but taking orders now
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HYDRO - 2018-01-26 still up for grabs ???????
Jackson Stone - 2018-10-01 Do you ship them or are they for pick up only? And if so how much are you selling them for?
kley - 2017-10-19 this is not a green terror but in fact a gold saum. green terror is scientifically named andinoacara stalsbergi
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Clarice Brough - 2017-10-20 Thank you for your input! We have added info on the difference between this fish and its close relative, the andinoacara stalsbergi.
Leon - 2016-04-17 My green terror laid eggs yesterday now all eggs have fungus.seems male doesnt fertilize what could be the reason
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mitch - 2016-04-19 Hi I'm mitch I am a very fond green terror keper There could be many resons for this 1:the ph levels in the water is best at 6.5 acidicy 2:they may not be to happy as a pair 3:they breed best in a tank toghether(no otherfish). with plenty of ceramic or clay shards to lay their eggs 4:the most oveios one of all make sure that one male and the other female you can do this by looking on their under bellies for there breeding tube near their rear fins
I hope you take my advice into concideration mitchell age 16
Leon - 2016-05-10 They spawned again I set a glass tank this time.i wanted to se behavior of both they started courtship for few hours and seen her egg tube next day she laid eggs on surface of clay pot but she doesnt let male to come close to the eggs n she nipped on him wen he come close to the eggs so eggs didnt fertilize been unsuccessful again so what should I do is it normal for unexperienced female wolud it be normal in next spawn
rob - 2016-01-12 I love my green terror hes about 6 inches the female red terror and the breeding jags keep everyone in check theres also a fat regular dempsey i also have a 14 inch pleco a rapheal a female convict who recently just had her gf die and a massive bichir and one that isnt growing my other tanks all about beauty not aggressive 5 baby electric blue dempsys 5 electric blue acaras and four rainbows which i never owned before pretty calm fish question should i start buying live food because the jags dont seem to have an appetite exept for mating but i think theyll go for live i dont want them to stunt there grownth
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rob - 2016-01-12 i almost forgot about my beautiful female salvini shes a tough cookie
Chris - 2015-11-22 Looking for 5' to 6' male Green Terror from someone who is looking to rehome or sell at an reasonable price. I live in Essex ,Maryland and are willing to pick them up if you live in the area. Have an 125gallon tank ready for him.
Anonymous - 2012-06-23 I have a Green Terror about 5 inch, will it do good with a 4 inch Convict? In a 55 gallon tank.,
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Charlie Roche - 2012-06-24 A green terror needs that size tank by himself. He is a carnivore and is going to grow up and be about 12 inches long and as soon as the convict will fit in his mouth - it will be considered food by the Green Terror.
Jeremy Roche - 2012-06-25 That will work for now. Just watch them as they grow. Great thing about convicts is they can stand up to larger fish.
Shawn Handley Jr. - 2012-04-08 i have a 40 gal breeder that has in it a 9 inch pleco, 4 inch greent terror, 3 inch golden severium, 2 5 inch peacock eels, 5 1 or 2 inch assorted cory cats, a 5 inch rocket gar, and a 5 inch red hook what other fish could I add to the tank because all the fish get along together though the all the fish know to stay out of the green terrors way
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Charlie Roche - 2012-04-08 You have too many fish in a 40 gallon tank now. I sure wouldn't add any others. I would get a larger tank. Rule of thumb is you need one gallon of usable water for each inch of adult fish. You are over the top now. 40 gallons and you have to subtract gallons for filter, decorations, substrate and at best you have 35 gallons left.
Jeremy Roche - 2012-04-08 This tank is a bit over populated as is. Remember all these fish are going to grow. To keep these fish health you are going to need a very strong canister filter to deal with the waste produced by these fish. You do however have a pretty good mix of fish that stay at totally different regions of the tank. I would still stay away from adding any more fish. Are you using Algae Wafers to supplement the cories??
Shawn Handley Jr. - 2012-04-09 I don't feed them algea wafers but I do feed them frozen blood worms, flakes, and live rosy reds after they have been isolated in a different tank so they are carrying diseases.
An exotic beauty, the mature Green Terror will display a rainbow of exquisite colors!
Selling green terrors.. Just had fry so letting them grow a little then there on the market....releasing 3 to 4 weeks from now but taking orders now
still up for grabs ???????
Do you ship them or are they for pick up only? And if so how much are you selling them for?
I have several adult and juvinile green terrors for sale if anyone would like some, i live on the mid north coast of nsw australia
Looking to buy a pair of green terror
Just had a fry but waiting another 4 weeks to let them go... let me know if you're interested
this is not a green terror but in fact a gold saum. green terror is scientifically named andinoacara stalsbergi
Thank you for your input! We have added info on the difference between this fish and its close relative, the andinoacara stalsbergi.
My green terror laid eggs yesterday now all eggs have fungus.seems male doesnt fertilize what could be the reason
Hi I'm mitch I am a very fond green terror keper There could be many resons for this 1:the ph levels in the water is best at 6.5 acidicy
2:they may not be to happy as a pair
3:they breed best in a tank toghether(no otherfish). with plenty of ceramic or clay shards to lay their eggs
4:the most oveios one of all make sure that one male and the other female you can do this by looking on their under bellies for there breeding tube near their rear fins
I hope you take my advice into concideration mitchell age 16
They spawned again I set a glass tank this time.i wanted to se behavior of both they started courtship for few hours and seen her egg tube next day she laid eggs on surface of clay pot but she doesnt let male to come close to the eggs n she nipped on him wen he come close to the eggs so eggs didnt fertilize been unsuccessful again so what should I do is it normal for unexperienced female wolud it be normal in next spawn
I love my green terror hes about 6 inches the female red terror and the breeding jags keep everyone in check theres also a fat regular dempsey i also have a 14 inch pleco a rapheal a female convict who recently just had her gf die and a massive bichir and one that isnt growing my other tanks all about beauty not aggressive 5 baby electric blue dempsys 5 electric blue acaras and four rainbows which i never owned before pretty calm fish question should i start buying live food because the jags dont seem to have an appetite exept for mating but i think theyll go for live i dont want them to stunt there grownth
i almost forgot about my beautiful female salvini shes a tough cookie
Looking for 5' to 6' male Green Terror from someone who is looking to rehome or sell at an reasonable price. I live in Essex ,Maryland and are willing to pick them up if you live in the area. Have an 125gallon tank ready for him.
I have a Green Terror about 5 inch, will it do good with a 4 inch Convict? In a 55 gallon tank.,
A green terror needs that size tank by himself. He is a carnivore and is going to grow up and be about 12 inches long and as soon as the convict will fit in his mouth - it will be considered food by the Green Terror.
That will work for now. Just watch them as they grow. Great thing about convicts is they can stand up to larger fish.
If I get a 3-4 inch GT will it be okay with a firemouth the same size in a 50 gallon?
That will work fine!
i have a 40 gal breeder that has in it a 9 inch pleco, 4 inch greent terror, 3 inch golden severium, 2 5 inch peacock eels, 5 1 or 2 inch assorted cory cats, a 5 inch rocket gar, and a 5 inch red hook what other fish could I add to the tank because all the fish get along together though the all the fish know to stay out of the green terrors way
You have too many fish in a 40 gallon tank now. I sure wouldn't add any others. I would get a larger tank. Rule of thumb is you need one gallon of usable water for each inch of adult fish. You are over the top now. 40 gallons and you have to subtract gallons for filter, decorations, substrate and at best you have 35 gallons left.
This tank is a bit over populated as is. Remember all these fish are going to grow. To keep these fish health you are going to need a very strong canister filter to deal with the waste produced by these fish. You do however have a pretty good mix of fish that stay at totally different regions of the tank. I would still stay away from adding any more fish. Are you using Algae Wafers to supplement the cories??
I don't feed them algea wafers but I do feed them frozen blood worms, flakes, and live rosy reds after they have been isolated in a different tank so they are carrying diseases.