Monster Compatibility Thread: Go or no go?
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90 Gallon Aquarium. 4 inch JD and 5 inch Oscar.
Result: At first ok, but lately the JD has beaten on the Oscar to the point where I am going to have to get another aquarium as soon as my exams are over.
This is going to be an interesting thread, Im looking forward to reading everyones experiences
Result: At first ok, but lately the JD has beaten on the Oscar to the point where I am going to have to get another aquarium as soon as my exams are over.
This is going to be an interesting thread, Im looking forward to reading everyones experiences
Thanks for the info, I also believe that this could be a great thing for all members. Learning doth not suck, but kicketh ass.matthew112687;834204; said:90 Gallon Aquarium. 4 inch JD and 5 inch Oscar.
Result: At first ok, but lately the JD has beaten on the Oscar to the point where I am going to have to get another aquarium as soon as my exams are over.
This is going to be an interesting thread, Im looking forward to reading everyones experiences
5" senegal poly w/ 4" leo poma = VERY good, especially when feeding. the poma takes the f bloodworms and rips the block up and individual wormsfall for the poly.
VERY NICE! recommend.
2 male bettas in 1 qt. bowl = BAD!!!!
VERY NICE! recommend.
2 male bettas in 1 qt. bowl = BAD!!!!
Hanibal Lector(Flowerhorn) and anything...NO GO! 6" TOOK OVER A 125.
Depends on the fish really... outside of some. Such as Dovii (they do get big fast). RT Motag(pair) never again
Have had RDs,Sals,JDs, and other get along for quite some time.
Now in the 125... 2"JD,6" Cuban, 4x 4" Geos, Blue Acara, 11 G.Danios,13 1" T. Barbs, 3 Pims, 2 Suncats(4"), 3" Texas, 3 Blood Parrots, 6" Nic and a common algae eater. Just got rid of 3 goldfish targets... and No problems YET! Oh and 2 rosies no one will eat...
Depends on the fish really... outside of some. Such as Dovii (they do get big fast). RT Motag(pair) never again
Have had RDs,Sals,JDs, and other get along for quite some time.
Now in the 125... 2"JD,6" Cuban, 4x 4" Geos, Blue Acara, 11 G.Danios,13 1" T. Barbs, 3 Pims, 2 Suncats(4"), 3" Texas, 3 Blood Parrots, 6" Nic and a common algae eater. Just got rid of 3 goldfish targets... and No problems YET! Oh and 2 rosies no one will eat...
the reason we have 3 large aquariums when we started out with just one because of fish that grew up together suddenly not getting along together..
our compatable pair of oscars (Rocky and Toni) teamed up and attempted to shred our 6" (at the time) arowana (Pinky).
right now, and as they grow things may change.. so i guess this is still a work in progress..
My big peacock bass has 2 buddies that he holds dear.. Gabriel my biggest angelfish and Pinky, the arowana.
The snooks pretty much hang out together.. and drive away everybody else in the tank from "their spot". They don't hurt anyone, but they don't necessarily get along with anyone either.
Angelfish and baby peacock bass seem very compatable.. and like i said before my big peacock bass is still best buddies with my biggest angelfish, but since they are in different tanks now they just visit through the glass.
the RTC, Lucy, doesn't seem to bother any of the fish, but i hear this isn't true of most RTC's.. Right now she's in the 100 gal with the oscars and the 12" common pleco. the pleco and Lucy have been having territory wars though, but no one is getting hurt and the pleco seems to have decided it's in his best interest to find a different spot.
our compatable pair of oscars (Rocky and Toni) teamed up and attempted to shred our 6" (at the time) arowana (Pinky).
right now, and as they grow things may change.. so i guess this is still a work in progress..
My big peacock bass has 2 buddies that he holds dear.. Gabriel my biggest angelfish and Pinky, the arowana.
The snooks pretty much hang out together.. and drive away everybody else in the tank from "their spot". They don't hurt anyone, but they don't necessarily get along with anyone either.
Angelfish and baby peacock bass seem very compatable.. and like i said before my big peacock bass is still best buddies with my biggest angelfish, but since they are in different tanks now they just visit through the glass.
the RTC, Lucy, doesn't seem to bother any of the fish, but i hear this isn't true of most RTC's.. Right now she's in the 100 gal with the oscars and the 12" common pleco. the pleco and Lucy have been having territory wars though, but no one is getting hurt and the pleco seems to have decided it's in his best interest to find a different spot.
