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i have always kept biiiig CK's and Royals and find that with large CA cichlids and /or Arowanas, they pose no problem whatsoever.

Also, they are very easy ( in my experience, with one exception that fasted for a couple of months ) to put on pellets ( sinking ones ) Do not feed alive. It will only turn your life more difficult
 
i have always kept biiiig CK's and Royals and find that with large CA cichlids and /or Arowanas, they pose no problem whatsoever.

Also, they are very easy ( in my experience, with one exception that fasted for a couple of months ) to put on pellets ( sinking ones ) Do not feed alive. It will only turn your life more difficult

I want to see pictures of these biiiig CK's. It's very rare to see them past 2'.
 
I miss my royal :( had to sell to make room.

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I finally got mine to eat pellets :)

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Generally peaceful, mine at least can be annoyed easily by many fish and it just stresses him out. Not reccomended to keep cks with other big fast fish and NEVER KEEP A CK WITH CICHLIDS. Many people do but I am VERY against this they are very stressed out by them. They need a big tank and get three feet long. It will take them maybe three years to grow to this size.
 
I have kept several big ones, in the 2 feet rnge, both ck and rck. I find them active and not territorial. Also good feeders.

But mine allways had to cope with large fish.
 
Generally peaceful, mine at least can be annoyed easily by many fish and it just stresses him out. Not reccomended to keep cks with other big fast fish and NEVER KEEP A CK WITH CICHLIDS. Many people do but I am VERY against this they are very stressed out by them. They need a big tank and get three feet long. It will take them maybe three years to grow to this size.


I have exactly the opposite opinion. Mine lives with a silver aro and 10 large cichlids and everything works perfectly.
 
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