Big Mahseer and smallish Armatus

[headbanger_jib]

My armatus was growing out in the 50gallon till now, today I shifted him to the 220gallon, which houses my mahseer.

My armatus has been a shy fish, doesn't look like an aggressive eater, but my mahseer are super aggressive when it come to eating.

So what do you guys think???

 

[krichardson]

Adapt or starve lol.

 

[headbanger_jib]

Adapt or starve lol.

That's what I am afraid of
All 3 bagarius of mine starved with the mahseer, I had to move them to save em.

 

[krichardson]

That's what I am afraid of
All 3 bagarius of mine starved with the mahseer, I had to move them to save em.

I have a few fish of my own that due to be shuffled around due their sizes.

 

[kendragon]

This is Monster Fish! Kill or be killed.

 

[krichardson]

This is Monster Fish! Kill or be killed.

.....where every tank is a gladiatorial colosseum.

 

[headbanger_jib]

This is Monster Fish! Kill or be killed.

Hope not, as this tank was my favorite as opposed to the cichla tank or the Dorado tank.

 

[kendragon]

Mahseers are mean. When they see an injured tank mate they attack. My spinibarbus was peeled of its skin alive just because it sustained a scrape. I pulled the 24" spinibarbus out with it's skin hanging like it was filleted.

 

[headbanger_jib]

Mahseers are mean. When they see an injured tank mate they attack. My spinibarbus was peeled of its skin alive just because it sustained a scrape. I pulled the 24" spinibarbus out with it's skin hanging like it was filleted.

Not very encouraging, if it survived the night I think the armatus has a chance

 

[headbanger_jib]

The armatus did survive the first 24hrs, a few bruised fins, but no heavy damage, but I am not sure about how well it would feed in the tank