i just got a single baby peacock bass from one of my local pet stores im not sure which kind he is but i will when he is older and yes i know how big they get at adult size could he live in a 150 or if not maybe 180 or 200 150 is better for me though im just courious he is in a 10 gallon for now and then possibly to a 55 if i do not have the bigger tank by than he is also liveing with 2 dalmation lyre tail mollies and a stripped raphel catfishbaby peacock bass
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i just got a single baby peacock bass from one of my local pet stores im not sure which kind he is but i will when he is older and yes i know how big they get at adult size could he live in a 150 or if not maybe 180 or 200 150 is better for me though im just courious he is in a 10 gallon for now and then possibly to a 55 if i do not have the bigger tank by than he is also liveing with 2 dalmation lyre tail mollies and a stripped raphel catfish
you bought a bass and you have a ten gallon tank ? if it survives you will have two fish the raph cat and the bass it will definitely eat the mollies at some point but i doubt you will keep it alive in a ten gallon tank for long maybe a week if you can get your hands on a 55 or even bigger immediately it might have a chance but when you get bass plan on having 250+ gallons as a bare minimum
