BGK can be short for black ghost knifefish, which is a tropical fish belonging to the ghost knifefish family (Apteronotidae).
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They'll celebrate 63 years of Independence from British rule on February 4, which is this Friday.
Beer's Law, also known as the Beer-Lambert law, relates the attenuation, or reduction, of light to the properties of the material it passes through. It's mainly related to the BGK model, which is a mathematical model that helps describe collisions of particles.
Youg-Sheng Lian has written: 'A gas-kinetic scheme for reactive flows' -- subject(s): Kinetic equations, Flow equations, Boltzmann transport equation, Navier-Stokes equation, Reaction kinetics, Compressible flow, Degrees of freedom, BGK model
I'm not an "expert" on BGK but I have had one for almost 4 years now and I can say with great certainty that they are quite friendly with other larger fish. Mine lives with 2 large angelfish, a tiger barb fish a couple of bottom feeders and a plecostomus algae eater. All are healthy and happy and alive. However, I did make the mistake a while back when I purchased several guppies (cute colorful small fishes) and within a few days they had all disappeared. So yes the BGK did kill them but I think they were mistaken for lunch. Basically if the fish is small enough to be eaten by the other fish then it would be unwise to put them in the tank. The BGK has a deceptively large mouth. Also they can be aggressive when placed with other BGK or fish within that Knifefish family. In that case they should be separated in separate tanks. If the tank is big enough (has to pretty large) where the 2 knifefish's can each claim their own territory then it might not be so bad but still probably unwise. I have read that it can be done. Also, because they rely on their built in radar to find their food, having another similar fish can make it difficult for them to find the food (something about frequency being jammed or something to that effect). Makes it harder for them to locate their food.
The short answer is yes. I would recommend although, if you do intend to keep them with small fishes such as Neons and Gobies, that you keep your BGK well fed and feed just before or when you turn the lights out as they are nocturnal hunters and they would rather "hunt" slow moving (or lifeless in the case of frozen foods) then expend greater energy on faster moving prey. Hope this helps you out.
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