Aggression Issues
- Thread starter isde02
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Don't all creatures do this? They need to set a hierarchy. Who is the alpha male.
If someone dies in the process, so be it. The rest will live peacefully under the new reign.
Even the schooling herd fish do this. Tetras, clown loaches. cattle. goats. lions. This is nature's way.
That, or maybe temporarily isolate the aggressor in a penalty box 10 gallon tank for a week, until he learns he has no power and no territory. Might makes right.
If someone dies in the process, so be it. The rest will live peacefully under the new reign.
Even the schooling herd fish do this. Tetras, clown loaches. cattle. goats. lions. This is nature's way.
That, or maybe temporarily isolate the aggressor in a penalty box 10 gallon tank for a week, until he learns he has no power and no territory. Might makes right.
If you are like in a desperate state of matter. i know that it causes aggression but i would but like 10 feeder fish of your choice. i know it causes aggression but since you already have it maybe the feeder fish might take some of the aggression from bichir to bichir to bichir to fish. and to let them know it is food and make sure that they don't try and prey on any other moving fish in the tank before you put them put them get some type of food smell they like and get it to transfer onto the fish that way they smell the food. i'm not saying this is a good idea but if you are to the point where anything is worth a try well i would try it.
add more polypterus!!!! trust me it works it spreads the aggression untill they just stop as they cant defend the terriotry to so many
