My Red Oscar

[ChristopherDovii]

So pretty

 

[adnan]

Thank you all guys! Really appreciate your interest and questions!

Last picture. I will do updates after a while

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[AnthonyFish20]

How did you know he doesn't tolerate other fish? I'm curious because right now I have a baby oscar in a tank with a jack dempsey and they seem to be getting along. Did you use to have fish in there with him?

they should be fine as longs your tank is 75 gallons for when they get big

 

[adnan]

Thank you Anthony but I already tried many times with different types of fish. I don't want any more dead fish.
My mistake was that in the beginning I didn't put 4-5 small Oscars in the tank. Now my Oscar is adult size fish and he/she looks at the whole tank like his/her territory.

 

[Hendre]

Thank you Anthony but I already tried many times with different types of fish. I don't want any more dead fish.
My mistake was that in the beginning I didn't put 4-5 small Oscars in the tank. Now my Oscar is adult size fish and he/she looks at the whole tank like his/her territory.

4 or 5 would be way too much for that tank

 

[adnan]

That's correct. I just didn't express myself clearly- I just wanted a couple and then if that happened to provide a bigger tank.
At the moment I don't plan to put any other tank mates.

 

[Hendre]

Ah. Synodontis catfish may work, but feeding them would be a pain

I'm not a huge oscar fan but I wouldn't mind something like this

 

[adnan]

Yes, Synodintis catfish are tough enough, active and funny, just it's hard to find big one. I had one years ago, absolutely gorgeous fish and very territorial.
Great idea Hendre, thanks!

 

[Hendre]

I see a lot of big ones over here on my side of the world. Mine isn't active at all but is still rather small