For some odd reason today at my LFS I went and bought a EBJD for my 75 predator/ semi/ aggressive tank lol the Tank has 3 (1 male, 2 females) geophagus abalios, a l114 pleco, a leopard bushfish and a butis butis. I know maybe a lil overstocked but they are all juvies right now and there is a bountiful of hiding spots and crannies for hiding so far so good and since EBJD is the smallest he's not picking on anyone and no one is really picking on him. The bushfish is just acting curious. But i wanna see if anyone has any ideas on the tank. As soon as my camera is charged some pictures will be uploaded ASAP!
Opinions on EBJD in a 75 gallon pred tank
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I have a 5' tank with
1 ebjd
3 geo orange head tapajos
1 geo balzani
1 chocolate cihlid
1 retic ray
1 Senegal bichir
1 indo datnoid
And it jus jus fine with them n they have plenty of room to swim and are barely aggressive towards each other
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1 ebjd
3 geo orange head tapajos
1 geo balzani
1 chocolate cihlid
1 retic ray
1 Senegal bichir
1 indo datnoid
And it jus jus fine with them n they have plenty of room to swim and are barely aggressive towards each other
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Yea they are all under 4" so it's hard to see them all
Still workin on it
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Ur ray is sooo cute! The bloodworms look so big haha Living in ca suckss...too many restrictions!
Thanks and It will look better once they grow larger and I insist the tank
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Ha he eats like a champ ... And he knocks other fish out the way for those bloodworms
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I've read rays don't stunt, they just die, so when its getting near 12" round you might wanna sell him off.
Aside from that very cool. I've wanted to convert a tank of mine into a predator setup as well. But it's an awkward size and I know lots of these predator fish, dart at their food from across the tank.
Aside from that very cool. I've wanted to convert a tank of mine into a predator setup as well. But it's an awkward size and I know lots of these predator fish, dart at their food from across the tank.