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Poropanchax normani
Care guide, husbandry, breeding, disease, and sourcing intelligence on Normans Lampeye - written by the Fast Aquatics editorial team.
Normans Lampeye requires a minimum of 15 gallons for healthy adults. The minimum is based on 1.5 inches adult size and territorial range. Plan a tank sized for adult footprint, HOB or canister filter rated 4-6x volume, dechlorinated water, appropriate temperature heater, and stocking-appropriate hardscape.
The Normans Lampeye needs a tank of at least 15 gallons. Adults reach about 1.5 inches and live 2-3 years. Best paired with peaceful tankmates of similar size and water-chemistry needs.
Normans Lampeye reaches 1.5 inches at adulthood with a captive lifespan of 2-3 years with proper care. The minimum is based on 1.5 inches adult size and territorial range. Plan a tank sized for adult footprint, HOB or canister filter rated 4-6x volume, dechlorinated water, appropriate temperature heater, and stocking-appropriate hardscape.
Normans Lampeye is susceptible to standard freshwater diseases (ich, columnaris, fin rot, bacterial infections). Quarantine new Normans Lampeye for 4 weeks before adding to display. Normans Lampeye prefers freshwater parameters: temperature 74-80°F, pH 6.5-7.5, GH 4-12 dGH, KH 3-8 dKH, ammonia + nitrite 0 ppm, nitrate under 20 ppm. Use dechlorinator on every water change.
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