Hope you have better luck than I did with mine good luck!
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watch out for white poop. if you see that start treating for IP's. also i personally would get two. when they are small they stick together very closely. i feed mine nls pellets, and now that they are bigger they love stealing my eels earthworms whenever they can.
Yes they do seem to be social when young, getting a m/f pair would make sure there is no aggression later on, but for a pair, later on you might want to upgrade to a 75g, cheers, Jim
They are very delicate. I went through 2 of them before someone on here gave me advice on them and said to raise 1 on its own. Well I did and it's been 6 months now and he's about 2-3in. So I bought another one and for the first 2 months I raised it in a 10 gallon until it got some size on him. Now he's sharing my 30 gallon until both of them get some size before going into my 240. Like someone said the key is water changes. I do mine once a week. Good luck
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U guys think it would be ok to keep the ebjd with 4 tiger babrs
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Well tiger barbs are known fin nippers and EBJDs are delicate so.....your call honestly. If you want less maintenence you could just do the JD and BB catfish.
[video=youtube;BeziPzEBaro]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BeziPzEBaro[/video] I always kept mine with other jacks EBJD and regular jacks along with different plecos.
[video=youtube;alJgW8T8NGM]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=alJgW8T8NGM[/video] all were feed heavily with live and frozen foods, no pellets ever.
[video=youtube;r-Mls0bUjro]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-Mls0bUjro[/video] this one grew to a lilttle over 5 inches on this diet in less than a year.
