Aimara Brycon VATF comm
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Everybody still getting along but a bit bigger. It's about time I tried to get another vid.
I had been growing out a dorado to go in there which I put in on the weekend. Two days later half a dorado flouting around. I am guessing the wolf doesn't like new intro's. The others were in there before him so I guess that why he leaves them alone.
I had been growing out a dorado to go in there which I put in on the weekend. Two days later half a dorado flouting around. I am guessing the wolf doesn't like new intro's. The others were in there before him so I guess that why he leaves them alone.
Jelly, AMAZING set up! I was wondering if you could offer some insight/advice into predatory communities which have both nocturnal and diurnal fish in it?
I noticed that my Marbled Goby (Similar to a wolf fish I guess) will come out at night like he's suppose to and start nipping at my large Oscar. Have you had any trouble with the Aimara going after any of the tank mates during the night?
It doesn't happen often but every few days I will see a few missing scales or a cut or two on my Oscar, which always heal perfectly and fast.. I am just curious if that's something I am going to have to get over or if I can fix that.
I have started making sure there is at least 5 good sized feeder fish in the tank at all times to act as target/dither fish and it seems to be working, the Goby and Oscar still fight a little but now it's more of a bluff on both sides (they will charge each other and then both break off and swim away to hide)
Any tips/advice you could offer to reduce aggression to a point of non-existance (if possible) would be greatly appreciated! Thanks man, keep on bossin!
I noticed that my Marbled Goby (Similar to a wolf fish I guess) will come out at night like he's suppose to and start nipping at my large Oscar. Have you had any trouble with the Aimara going after any of the tank mates during the night?
It doesn't happen often but every few days I will see a few missing scales or a cut or two on my Oscar, which always heal perfectly and fast.. I am just curious if that's something I am going to have to get over or if I can fix that.
I have started making sure there is at least 5 good sized feeder fish in the tank at all times to act as target/dither fish and it seems to be working, the Goby and Oscar still fight a little but now it's more of a bluff on both sides (they will charge each other and then both break off and swim away to hide)
Any tips/advice you could offer to reduce aggression to a point of non-existance (if possible) would be greatly appreciated! Thanks man, keep on bossin!
