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The aimaras i brought in would have shredded every single one of those fishes to pieces.
Observations have lead me to believe that the ojeriza in the aimara can vary from location to location. The Aimara from VZ seem to hold the crown as far as tempermeant is concerned. Not sure why this is...
 
Ive onlyowned 2 wolf... common and a gold so I know very lil bout thhese guys. Both were community fish thou.

As for these beasts... I seen the ones Rich has and they are straight CRAZY!!! They beat the hell out of the tank for no reason. If yours didnt do that from the beginning, I think you have a fair shot.

Hope it works out for you... can we have an update in a few months??
 
Not thats its a bad thing either in getting a more mellow aimara. If u can get it to mix in with other fish then thats great. But for me when i think of the true standard for the aimara. It will not tolerate any take mates let alone a heater. For me I want high ojeriza and a sharp tempermeant in the aimara. Therefore i requested only those that had these qualities be shipped and the others im not interested in. To me thats what makes the aimara special out of all of the other predators. It holds the title "the meanest freshwater fish" imo.

shoefreak03;3720551; said:
All you proved is you got yourself a laidback aimara K. hahaha..

Would love to see an update in a few months; JDM style. Only time will tell. :D
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BraveheartCalif;3720575; said:
It will not tolerate any take mates let alone a heater.
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:WHOA:.... Dam, you are making me curious now:naughty:
 
BraveheartCalif;3720529; said:
The aimaras i brought in would have shredded every single one of those fishes to pieces.
Observations have lead me to believe that the ojeriza in the aimara can vary from location to location. The Aimara from VZ seem to hold the crown as far as tempermeant is concerned. Not sure why this is...
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I beg to differ, from personal experience that is.
 
ashdavid;3720275; said:
Hey, anything is possible.

But, you have had the aimara in the tank for a very short period of time. It has taken weeks , if not months for any of my aimaras to settle in. On top of that you only have a baby aimara, I have watched several of my aimaras go from timid fish who would rather hide than come out for a fight. Overnight I have seen them become murders, put dozens of feeders in their tank where they previously would eat them at their leisure ,they would kill eveything in the tank and not bother with them after that. You fish is not showing aggression at the moment, it is flaring b/c it is scared, you will know when it is showing aggression.

Honestly, I think you have not achieved anything yet, come back after 2 years when the aimara is over 20" and is still living peacefully in a community tank. I will be the first to congratulate you.
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your aimara is obviosly stressed. no hiding spaces, bare tank and fast swimming tank mates, in my opinion I am suprised the aimara didn't go into shock and float upside down..
 
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