Breeding oscars.... Maybe?

[Ajtennis]

I just put a wild oscar into my tank with a long finned Oscar who is usually very aggressive, but now I see them following each other nudging one another could this be a sign if finding a mate. The long finned also started to change colors displaying a whitish grey pattern.


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[Jerkinthetank]

You've got some time before they would breed even if they have the option ( correct sexes) not sure how old they are but they aren't quite there yet time will tell


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[aquaman95]

looks like stress from light's.give him a darker room for a bit

 

[Ajtennis]

ohhh, got so exited since they r spending so much time together and started a bit of lip locking

 

[Ajtennis]

what size r they mature at

 

[Jay88]

Ah wild oscars...apparantly wild fish are damn hard to breed...not to sure about oscars though. Keep us posted and good luck

 

[Chrisplosion]

I have always heard they mature around a year and a half. They look a little young to be breeding so I don't think thats what you are seeing.

 

[Ajtennis]

I'm not exactly sure what they r doing, that's y I came to u guys. Could they be pair? Young of course, but the veiled Oscar has started to protect the wild oscar now scaring away all the other fish before they get to close to her?


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[Jerkinthetank]

Just packing together for now


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