I wouldn't keep any gar in that set-up.. imo.. floridas are to darn passive to stand up.. and anything else is going to eat/kill tank-mates or be killed by the Jar when it hits 12"+ haven't kept a shorty... but I was able to find Cubans and tropical before shortys..
I want to get a smaller sized gar. Suggestions?
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Luckily no aggression yet. But like I said. I'm prepared for it. I have a back up tank just for the jardini. But currently no issues the the jardini. Thankfully.
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I would disagree with short nose staying the smallest.
Florida gar is what your looking for. Arguably the best looking gar as well.
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Florida gar is what your looking for. Arguably the best looking gar as well.
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Florida Gar for the best choice, but when the Jardini gets bigger, you must separate Jardini into own tank, or you will watch the other die by the bite of Jardini. I don't know if Jardini will go along if it is placed with the other since juvenile,some people said that(also ruled with other aggresive fishes)
Jardinis are extremely elegant and gentle. Until they hit about 7 inches lol. They may snap. Mine is still ok though. Surprisingly
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yeah though Jardinis are not the most expensive, they have the most strong and elegant scales, and artistic dorsal too. In Indonesia here, only Jardini and black arowana that still can't be cultivated(captive breeding),it makes them special.
Jadini isn't always agressive. Mine was 22" and lived with discus and many other non agressive fish. The only agression it had was to my fingers when I fed it.
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Very very flighty, not very good with tankmates and can be very touchy to water quality problems.
