Your fronts happen to be in a 600 gallon tank with a lot of different fish and a colony of fronts. We're talking about 90 gallons here with 5 single specimen, two of which get 15" in length, that's a gigantic difference. In a less than ideal tank size, blackbelts can become one of the meanest sobs in the world and there's no way that a Front in that small of a tank can stand up to it. No matter how many times you ask this question, the answer won't change unless you suddenly end up getting a much larger tank.
Could a Frontosa mix in with these SA/CA's?
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Your fronts happen to be in a 600 gallon tank with a lot of different fish and a colony of fronts. We're talking about 90 gallons here with 5 single specimen, two of which get 15" in length, that's a gigantic difference. In a less than ideal tank size, blackbelts can become one of the meanest sobs in the world and there's no way that a Front in that small of a tank can stand up to it. No matter how many times you ask this question, the answer won't change unless you suddenly end up getting a much larger tank.
Oscars are wusses that can't even handle the aggression of a full grown convict most of the time.
This was in a 125. There were like 3 Oscars and one front at a Chinese resturaunt... not saying that it will work but it could. I will agree that the ops stock should be revised a bit tho.
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your tank? is that a dovii? dude your front is done for........ get him out of there!
Not many cichlids can handle a full grown convict...
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