Hi my tank is 60 gallons and I would like to have a red tail shark. In the tank I would be having green phantom pleco, 6 tiger barbs, JD cichlid and convict cichlid.
Could I fit a red tail shark in my tank
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Red-tails are real pains in the buttocks for starting fights, if I were to try it I'd probably go heavily planted; its probably worth a try and could work, but I'd be prepared to move stock as necessary
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Thanks! When I get the fish I will look out for aggression and will put a few plants
Should be fine.
Tiger barbs are faster and are *******s in their own way.
The cichlids can handle themselves.
I have seen some REALLY mean RTS through the years but most just seem to pick on smaller tropical fish. They seem to leave cichlids alone.
Tiger barbs are faster and are *******s in their own way.
The cichlids can handle themselves.
I have seen some REALLY mean RTS through the years but most just seem to pick on smaller tropical fish. They seem to leave cichlids alone.
Its not an RTS, but I had a black shark once and despite being tiny, he proceeded to beat up everything I had including my convict, JD and BGK. To say I was shocked is an understatement lol.
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Space and hiding places are key. My shark only wants everyone to know she is the biggest b##ch in the tank and spends most of the day just cruising around without any problems, even to the albino rainbow shark as long as he knows his place. I do have a big thank though
I kept a rainbow shark at one point in my 75 gallon. Was fine at first but then sucked slime coat off my striped raph until it was close to death so I got rid if it, luckily the catfish survived.
