Can i ad a ray

arowana666

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I have a pretty big indoor tropical pond 1450G.
At the moment I have;
1 osphronemus laticlavius
3 oscar cichlids
2 jaguar cichlids
2 tilapia buttikoferi
4 pleco
4 channa pleurophthalma
1 jardini
And 5 turtles
2 emydura subglobosa
2 musk turtles
1 spiny soft-shell.

I now it looks like a big list but it is a huge tank with a large food print. (54 square feet)
But i guess that is why I am asking your advice.
Most of the fish are not that aggressive but I worry the most about the turtles.

Any advise is welcome about if it is wise and or what kind of ray



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davenmandy

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Pleco's, turles, and jardini? I wouldn't, depends how confident you are about the space they have to get away from them, but I wouldnt.
 

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Simple. No!!

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jim barry

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Check out the thread i put up regarding a turtle i sold and what it done to a ray. They can not be kept together long term.
 

Jesseliu13

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im not sure why everyone is telling you cant.... you can add a ray. just take out the cichlids, turtles, plecos and catfish and you are good to go! Lol... the jardini can stay (if it isnt a douche and wants to kill everything in sight)
 

arowana666

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Yeah i know i had to move him in to the pond a bit early because he started being a dick to my channa. And a know from a previous one that when they start getting like that they can destroy very thing in the tank but now he is in the pond he got a lot relaxter. But i know i need to keep an eye on him


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