Long story short, I'm setting up a standard 240 (96x24x25) as a grow out for an Acanthicus adonis. The tank will have excellent flow and aeration, coupled with 50-75% weekly water changes to keep nitrates well below 5ppm.
I have been considering (though am by no means "locked in") getting either a juvenile tigrinus or juruense to grow out with my adonis. My main points of concern are whether or not either species would nip at the adonis' trailers, and the amount of time either of those species would be comfortable in the tank before upgrading. I won't be able to upgrade for ~3 years, which is plenty of time for the adonis, and when I upgrade it'll be to at least a 9x5x30" plywood build.
So what are all of your folks thoughts? Would either of those species be trailer nippers, and/or would they outgrow my current system in my allotted time frame?
I have been considering (though am by no means "locked in") getting either a juvenile tigrinus or juruense to grow out with my adonis. My main points of concern are whether or not either species would nip at the adonis' trailers, and the amount of time either of those species would be comfortable in the tank before upgrading. I won't be able to upgrade for ~3 years, which is plenty of time for the adonis, and when I upgrade it'll be to at least a 9x5x30" plywood build.
So what are all of your folks thoughts? Would either of those species be trailer nippers, and/or would they outgrow my current system in my allotted time frame?