Fh community tank?

[tiddlywinks]

ok so i wanna try a flowerhorn community tank
i have a 125 gal 6'L x 18.5"W x 22"H with a 35-45 gal sump with a eheim ?? return pump tank was used so was already running.
plan on getting 4-5 flowerhorns at 1-1.5" from diffrent stores at least 3 difent batches of the five and 1-2 parrots some dithers?? dainos,silverdollers,or somthing else
also have a 13-14" pleco in my 90 gal will be moving
there will be some slate/clatpots,driftwood,1-2 big fake plants,maby one
power head for current,lots of bubblers,2-200-250 wat heaters in the tank,
1 100 water heater in the sump??,and maby sumthing i like that i spot in the fish stores?
(will have 1 tank open later on incase of aggresion)
also what type of gravle should i have(no sand).
good and bad comments are wellcome

 

[BIG_ONE]

Is it a permanent home? I'm smelling a war zone with a lot of missing small schooling fish.

 

[Camphilophus]

They start fighting when they start pairing off. If you are going to try this make sure you have all males.

 

[fishbum]

Good luck. Will be watching to see how this turns out.

 

[ilovearowana]

To be honest the last one surviving to the fittest would be one of your Flowerhorn GL on the Fish

 

[we4wieners]

Agreed, when a pair becomes active, problems will begin.

 

[Chicklette]

You will have to remove all the other fish when they pair up because they become EXTREMELY aggressive. You can use a divider. But then there will still be aggression with the other FH's. I don't know but personally I think it's a bad idea. Not trying to bum you out but you will be overstocked.

 

[Water]

Not to bring you down or anything.. but I don't think it will work.. The Danios would be the first to go.. and the others will fall right behind them..

 

[blacktip]

Because you are starting out with such small specimens it should be fine for a while, but you will almost certainly have issues when they get larger and start feeling cramped and crowded.

 

[ilovearowana]

Flowerhorns will always feel territorial