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very cool. for a while i was reading up on them and on the really big wolf fish, black wolf fish?
5 years or more.
how long have you had that one?
 
Sorry messed that up but 5 yrs or more.
 
Sorry messed that up but 5 yrs or more.
Sorry I'm hijacking the thread a little bit....

But what's he like? One thing kind of pushed me away from looking for one is I'm so used to the cichlid personality. Does this guy just hang out in the open all day and not pay much mind to you when you're around?
 
Hangs out on the bottom. Because it's fed 2-3 times per week so it became more active. It'd swim up all the zones. Most wolves, even reds, will sit on the bottom and wait to be fed. This is as active as it gets.

If overfed. It will get a sausage shape and become very sendintary. Meaning when food hit the water then became somewhat active. Not like I described earlier. Just my observation from old fish that I fed daily.

Definitely not like a cichlid. It'll disappoint you if you expect it to act like a cichlid. If you watch a lot of YouTube videos of red wolves then you'll get the idea.
 
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Hangs out on the bottom. Because it's fed 2-3 times per week so it became more active. It'd swim up all the zones. Most wolves, even reds, will sit on the bottom and wait to be fed. This is as active as it gets.

If overfed. It will get a sausage shape and become very sendintary. Meaning when food hit the water then became somewhat active. Not like I described earlier. Just my observation from old fish that I fed daily.

Definitely not like a cichlid. It'll disappoint you if you expect it to act like a cichlid. If you watch a lot of YouTube videos of red wolves then you'll get the idea.
if you could pick a species the Wolf acts similar to, what would it be?
 
if you could pick a species the Wolf acts similar to, what would it be?
Probably bowfin id say from what I've seen of their behavior in home aquariums.
 
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