help with exodons
- Thread starter wolffishlover
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its best to keep exodons in a species only tank. there are a couple of other fish that they can naturally comm with, but i do not suggest it. especially if youre new to the species. unless the tank is properly set up and upkept, it will likely just end in death.
I agree. The teras would just end up being very expensive feeder fish.
When I got my exodons, one of the staff at the FS threw a rosy red in the tank to show me how mean they were. It wasn't pretty. after about 30 seconds, the rosy was dead, had its eyes ripped out, and was being carried around the tank by the neck by the largest exodon. These guys absolutely require a species tank, and even then (if kept in small numbers) they are likely to turn on the weakest members of the shoal.
When I got my exodons, one of the staff at the FS threw a rosy red in the tank to show me how mean they were. It wasn't pretty. after about 30 seconds, the rosy was dead, had its eyes ripped out, and was being carried around the tank by the neck by the largest exodon. These guys absolutely require a species tank, and even then (if kept in small numbers) they are likely to turn on the weakest members of the shoal.
wolffishlover;4259225; said:
Hmm. Could be risky. Although I don't think the exodons would be able to hurt a good sized crayfish, a cray too big for them to kill will likely try to eat them.
Exodons are a very fast movie fish, so it might work, but at 5-10$ each, even a single exodon would be an expensive meal for a crayfish.
Personally, I wouldn't take the risk.