To be in the same 300 gallon tank with my 5 bass? I'm trying to dial in on what else I think I want in the tank... I have an 8" Red Texas very aggressive alone in his own tank... Will he be good in the bigger tank? And I'm considering some columbian flagtails, maybe a cobra pike, and any suggestions would be appreciated.
Complementary Fishes?...
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I would guess that the Texas won't work... I don't know for sure if red Texas are more or less aggressive than standards, but I had to rehome my green Texas because he went after everything in my 180 (including a bass). And he was only abt 4"...
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Yeah, I'm thinking the same thing about the red Texas... Too bad!
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Female Texas cichlids tend to be pretty good with other cichlids
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Yeah those both sound pretty good. I'll consider them. Do you think the flag tails are a good idea?
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You could do a catfish? Maybe a Lima Shovelnose or 2?
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Knifefish do very well with peacock bass, royals have the nicest pattern in my opinion. I miss my old 18 incher everyday. An achara cat would be a nice addition, nice colour and pattern too.
I have a tsn/rt hybrid that will be with them, but I probably want to figure out another cat to go in also.
They are about 6-7 inches. There are pics of them under another thread I started titled sex identifying... Check them out.