Yeah he's a feaste, a nice example too. Somtimes mayan get sent in with batches of young feaste as i found out....
Finally found a Red Terror...I hope.
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Great pickup, on the Festae and my guess would be Con/Tex on the other I have one almost just like it and that's what i think it is.Here's some pics of him in breeding dress
Suprisingly in good condition for a lfs fish that size. Obviously a recent trade in.
It's a girl.
It's a girl.
Thanks everyone. Are females more docile than males? She is temporarily in a 56 gallon at my parents house with the con and con/tex cross, and a 4 inch juvy Oscar (I am visiting for a family reunion). When I go home in a little bit she is going in my 150 gallon. So far in 2 days she has shown no signs of aggression, which has surprised me. If she does get aggressive upon my return I can keep her in the 56 gallon alone as she is only 9-10 inches fot the time being. Anyone had luck keeping Red Terrors in a cichlid community? She will be in a 150 with a FH, a Fenestratus, a Godmani, an Intermedius, two Texas, a juvy Jag (we'll see how long he gets to stay), a possible juvy Red Terror (might be a Uro, but markings are promising), a couple of cons, and the tex/con. So to sum up, how are females in comparison to males as far as aggression goes? And, anyone feep them with other cichlids?
I THINK females are a bit less aggressive than males. All depends on the fish. These are cichlids afterall.
