The endlis have been growing a lot faster then the del and i am a little concerned he might get eaten in the near future. What do you think:
My delhezi next to my largest endli
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Shouldn't be a problem. My 25" Congicus(thicker than soda can) is fine with my 12" Endli (skinny as heck, fresh wild caught). Just keep the Endlicheri well fed!
Yeah, you should be OK.
Here is "Big Birtha", she is apporaching 27" (she is 67cm) possibly one of the biggest and thickest Endlicheri you will see.
She has a heart of gold. Here she is posing with my 12"+ WC Polli.
Never had any problems between the two.
She has damaged a few fish, but purely accidental while feeding. She is a very aggressive eater, chomping on her food with a massive vacuum, occasionally fish get caught in this vacuum.
Here is "Big Birtha", she is apporaching 27" (she is 67cm) possibly one of the biggest and thickest Endlicheri you will see.
She has a heart of gold. Here she is posing with my 12"+ WC Polli.
Never had any problems between the two.
She has damaged a few fish, but purely accidental while feeding. She is a very aggressive eater, chomping on her food with a massive vacuum, occasionally fish get caught in this vacuum.
... Guessing she is a WC by that size?!
Wow. thanks for the replies. Those are some big size differences for both of you. i guess i have a ways to go before i should be concerned.
i have two endli's in my grow out tank cant wait til they are big enough to put with my 11'' sen and cichlids. and get some size like these poly's to them
I've tried much riskier sizes then you have, and had no problems.
Also thanks for those pics hao and TGM, your monsters are definitely an inspiration.
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Also thanks for those pics hao and TGM, your monsters are definitely an inspiration.
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Thats a Flash Juruense catfish.
It's right "tripod" fin is tiny as it was bitten off before by big bertha (as an accident, there was a shrimp resting on it at feeding time...) it grew back, but only half its size!
So when the Juruense does it's "tripod" stance, it's a little uneven lol.