J jimmie1974 Polypterus MFK Member Jan 19, 2008 1,175 218 96 New Jersey May 3, 2021 #11 orino's. most aggressive. i wouldnt seperate them if theres no physical damage. Add driftwood. Reactions: Deadeye
Charlied81 Candiru MFK Member Feb 2, 2021 157 172 46 42 Pa May 3, 2021 #12 aykinhk said: If I put few Tinfoil barbs will it help?? Click to expand... I'm no expert by any means but I've tried that and rehomed the tinfoil barbs. They grow extremely fast and they are extremely fast aggressive eaters and they make a ton of waste. Reactions: Deadeye and aykinhk
aykinhk said: If I put few Tinfoil barbs will it help?? Click to expand... I'm no expert by any means but I've tried that and rehomed the tinfoil barbs. They grow extremely fast and they are extremely fast aggressive eaters and they make a ton of waste.
jancibie Redtail Catfish MFK Member Oct 26, 2007 290 1,104 159 Slovakia May 11, 2021 #13 Reactions: Deadeye
aykinhk Plecostomus MFK Member Mar 3, 2018 248 101 61 38 May 11, 2021 #14 jancibie said: Click to expand... So what you mean that is really common they chasing each others?? Doesn't need to do anything? Reactions: Deadeye
jancibie said: Click to expand... So what you mean that is really common they chasing each others?? Doesn't need to do anything?