Can Jardinis be with Peacock bass?

[MC.Arowana]

so yesterday i went to the LFS and they had peacock bass nice color too and he threw some feeders in and in a couple sec they all got eatten anyways hes on about i say 4-5 inches and i woke up this morning and saww its fins riped and jar is about the same size maybe bigger its in a 75gal but in the summer going to get a way bigger tank so dont worry

 

[Chizzle]

Yeah Jars can be really aggressive. I'd keep an eye out.

 

[fish_arent_real]

risky risky bass can be but jars arent really known for being nice fish. but neither are bass i have my bass with two silvers and the silver bite them when feeding because there so fast

 

[studd muffin]

Yes.

 

[MC.Arowana]

i just added a divider hoping this would work lol the peacock bass has such a nice coloration but i dont know what kind it is ill up load a picture

 

[MC.Arowana]

What Kind Is This????

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[MC.Arowana]

Opps sorry picked the wrong one lol heres the better one

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[David R]

add a zero to the end of your 75g tank and start out with bass that are much bigger than the jar and you might have a chance of making it work...

 

[peewee]

could be risky. but there's no telling. just generally jars are not good community fish.