Aggressive Fish Stock Help

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1 oscar will be a great wet pet, grow him out and get training!-)

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Blazin said:
Have you looked into red wolf fish? Also I'm not sure if I would consider the needle nose aggressive. Do you already have the needle nose and eel already? Have you looked into any ca/sa cichlids? And what are your tank dimensions?

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No I Have none of the fish yet actually. I just wanna make sure everything is compatible before I put it in. My tank is a 50x25x15. I will gurenteed look into the wolfish! I've never kept one but I've heard of them and seen them on River Monsters. What size tank do they need? Thanks :)
 
justarn said:
1 oscar will be a great wet pet, grow him out and get training!-)

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That's cool. I've seen several oscars and might get one. They look fun to feed.
 
its a great larger fish to start out with although they are very messy eaters so weekly water changes must be kept up or they will get hole in the head...
 
For an 80 a group of red hi fin wolf fish would be cool, think of em as south Americas dwarf snakehead.

Have you thought of pike characins? Like red tail barracuda or hujeta gar? Those are very toothy and get about the same size as the needle noses.

Payara, pirahna, arowana are all too big/incompatible. There is a thread called Mini Monsters you could get a lot of ideas from

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