FOOD=LESS AGGRESSIVENESS? ...

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Kalistasadi;2254158; said:
Hi- I dont have cichilids, but I tried to do the exact same thing with my aggressive goldfish. I call them my "wolf pack" because they regularly pick an omega and pester it until he dies. So I decided to get 6 rosy minnows to see if they would eat them instead of eachother. No such luck. They completly ignored the minnows until they got too big to eat, and now they treat them like pets and still pick on eachother! I still can't believe that my pets have pets. I guess it will just depend on the motivation of the agression rather than anything else. Best of luck!
they are not being aggressive...goldfish arent aggressive...it is most likely males are wanting to breed so they find a female and pester the female to the point of stress and death for breeding, they arent mean...they're horny...

I properly house my fish to keep aggression down... seems to work great for me...
lol :nilly:
 
I agree with japes, seperate those fish. A texas is usually way to agressive for a jurupari. More suitable tank mates for a texas will be other texas, convicts, rd's, jacks... Juruparis are best housed with calmer fish such as severums, oscars, and large tetras.
 
Agreed, jurupari are very peaceful fish, belong more with the likes of angelfish than something aggressive like texas and most central americans
 
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