Adding a red devil?
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I asked and they are unsure on he age of the jaguar. They said it is 100% female and it has laid eggs before but has not had a male to fertilise them. From looking at the pictures the lack of a lot of small spots especially on the gill cover suggests female doesn't it? The yellowjacket is about 1.5 years old and they said was a female as well.
Here are some pics of my jag. I am pretty sure it is a female. From the side profile it is quite football shaped and it doesn't have a lot of small spots all over the body and gill plate
Sorry not sure if my previous post notified you or anything as I didn't quote you
yea I don't get alerts even for my OWN threads. If you want to get someone's attention with out quoting them, type in an "@" symbol and attach their username to it, space before and after
stiker
I always just quote somebody to keep me focused, I tend to forget what I'm relying to sometimes, especially when I'm drinking. lol I love those Synspilums, they look just like mine believe it or not.What do you guys vote on the sex of that Jag, guys
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Dude--
You need to take ALL those fish, put em wherever you can while you order another tank. Or 2 tanks. It takes years to grow fish like that.
Nobody can tell you how/if adult fish will work out in a tank. Can't be done. They may all get along fine together in the tank they're in now, and go nuts when you move em to a new tank at your house.
They may tolerate each other and hate every fish in your tank if you just take 1 or 2. They likely "get along" in a community but get nasty when new fish are added.
There's no way to know. All you can do is try and hope for the best.
Go to a bar at 10PM, predict who's gonna be fighting in the parking lot at 2AM. Same thing.
You need to take ALL those fish, put em wherever you can while you order another tank. Or 2 tanks. It takes years to grow fish like that.
Nobody can tell you how/if adult fish will work out in a tank. Can't be done. They may all get along fine together in the tank they're in now, and go nuts when you move em to a new tank at your house.
They may tolerate each other and hate every fish in your tank if you just take 1 or 2. They likely "get along" in a community but get nasty when new fish are added.
There's no way to know. All you can do is try and hope for the best.
Go to a bar at 10PM, predict who's gonna be fighting in the parking lot at 2AM. Same thing.
