Can i safely keep am ebjd, g terror, r terror, flowerhorn and jag in the same tank?

[Valkyrion24]

seems like it

thanks for all the info

 

[Valkyrion24]

seems like it

thanks for all the info

 

[Gourami Swami]

You would be better off keeping fish like severums, uaru, crenicichla, guianacara, etc (less aggressive SA cichlids) with the green terror. That would make quite a display in a 300 gallon with some chalceus and silver dollars.

 

[Rossy]

very aggressive tank

 

[Jeremy Anderson]

You would be better off keeping fish like severums, uaru, crenicichla, guianacara, etc (less aggressive SA cichlids) with the green terror. That would make quite a display in a 300 gallon with some chalceus and silver dollars.

Severums, uaru, and green terrors would be a pretty cool tank, I think. What about a Geophagus species in that mix? I have seen GT and Jags together, but it was a 600 gallon tank. Side note; As a fly fisher, when I see “GT,” I always think it means Giant Trevally!

 

[mattison187]

Female jag,female festae, male gt. Replace the eb dempsey with a normal. And that would probably work in a decent size tank. Flowerhorns should be kept solo. They just want to torment and fight other fish. So i mean even if it worked, the tank would be a 24/7 war zone. Generally same with male parachromis.

 

[Rocksor]

Female festae would rip the male GT once the female RT wanted to mate with it. The female jag may also do the same.

 

[RD.]

I agree, females can sometimes be worse than males.

 

[Jeremy Anderson]

I agree, females can sometimes be worse than males.

Side topic note; Female Apistogramma can be vicious during spawning. I was shocked when I saw it for the first time. Like a bright yellow 2 inch fishy blender of death, rag-dolling males six times their size. Pardon my digression.

 

[Cichlids-r-beasts]

The Dempseys and green terrors wouldn't stand a chance in that tank. The others are too aggressive imo. To make it work you'd need a large tank (240g+) and plenty hiding spots