Have anyone got idea of Australian saratoga leichardti

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Kelly_Aquatics said:
dr exum dr exum I think there would still be fighting
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i have no experience with multiple- i thought i read here somewhere that one had to keep 3 or something to that effect - i think victor had a group of silvers in a 240 for a time-

not sure if the leichardti is different - looks like OP has 2 already -
 
3 would still pretty much be the same outcome as 2 aros.
 
Usually Scleropages spp. like leichardti, jardini and formosus can be successfully kept in numbers of 7 and up. Anything below 7 is abit risky, but could work in rare cases. I've seen a 9 jardini community with no problems.
 
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L3CTR0N said:
Usually Scleropages spp. like leichardti, jardini and formosus can be successfully kept in numbers of 7 and up. Anything below 7 is abit risky, but could work in rare cases. I've seen a 9 jardini community with no problems.
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any more info on this?

7 huh? person would need a 10’x6’x30” ??
 
Good to known Leichardti are available. Love to get one. I've had several in the past, though never in the same tank. A lot of people overstocked their tanks to lessen the aggressions. Flagtails are good tankmates, silverdollars, balasharks, larger geophagus ( altifrons, albilos, sveni) youtube is a good source. Be glad you got leichardti opposed to jardini. They are mean as hell! Well territorial.
 
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Sunfish530 said:
Good to known Leichardti are available. Love to get one. I've had several in the past, though never in the same tank. A lot of people overstocked their tanks to lessen the aggressions. Flagtails are good tankmates, silverdollars, balasharks, larger geophagus ( altifrons, albilos, sveni) youtube is a good source. Be glad you got leichardti opposed to jardini. They are mean as hell! Well territorial.
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Hi I've got one now small with flagtail and ablino tinfoil barb. They are all good without any aggression
 
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