Aggresive
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They will beat up on other fish. They establish a hierarchy. So there will be a little fighting, but usually for dominance and territory.
And yes the other fish can't be smaller that the Pbass, or they might get eaten. They also have to keep up with a Pbass' growth rate. They grow very fast the first year!
And yes the other fish can't be smaller that the Pbass, or they might get eaten. They also have to keep up with a Pbass' growth rate. They grow very fast the first year!
My two 10" monocs rarely bother any of my other fish in the tank. They do, however, squabble with each other. I'm pretty sure I have two males and after they eat, the larger individual spends a lot of time chasing the slightly smaller one around. I'm hoping to pick up 2 or 3 more in the next couple of months so that the one won't get picked on so much.
Every once in a while they'll nudge one of the oscars they share the tank with, but the slightly smaller oscars usually call their bluffs and chase them away.
For the most part, if it clearly can't fit in their mouth, they usually leave it alone.
Every once in a while they'll nudge one of the oscars they share the tank with, but the slightly smaller oscars usually call their bluffs and chase them away.
For the most part, if it clearly can't fit in their mouth, they usually leave it alone.
That one smaller one will most likely be picked on for ever. Even the addition of new Pbass won't stop it. Every school of Pbass has a picked on guy and all of them will pick on him.
I don't know much.. At ALL.. But from my veiw, it would seem they are only pictured agressive cause if it fits or even looks to fit..... It disappears.. And your Pbass looks fatter!! LOL