Final Best Dither #2
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What you mean is more of a target fish from what I understand. It's my fault with all of this dither confusion. As Bderick stated, a dither draws out a shy fish, targets are more of a "distracter."
I voted giant danios because they would suit your tank size well and will add some action like you want. However, I'd get 5, not 3. 3 would not be a large enough group and would quickly be eaten.
Tinfoils would grow too large and I don't think exodons would be a good idea...
I voted giant danios because they would suit your tank size well and will add some action like you want. However, I'd get 5, not 3. 3 would not be a large enough group and would quickly be eaten.
Tinfoils would grow too large and I don't think exodons would be a good idea...
giant danios and tiger barbs for young cichlids and silver dollars and tinfoil barbs for large cichlids i don't like useing exodons as dithers i've seen them give even big cichlids ragged fins and missing scales how ever i hear they make great dithers for african cichlids
just looked at your other thread so its for a breeding pair of texas ? if so why did you get rid of the convict idea a few females convicts would work better then all the other fish you listed convicts make very good dithers
i really like tinfoils. that's what i used to keep other fish off my aro when it was a couple inches smaller. they did a great job
killerfish;1590502; said:
in other threads i mentioned shoaling fish. I forgot to even mention using tough little cichlids as dithers. Convicts make great dithers for larger cichlids aslong as they can't make a meal out of them.
Either use silver dollars, giant danios or convicts. How big is the tank your texas's are breeding in?
