I just got this new Pike from Rich
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BigJ;1855867; said:yes i think he does can i keep more than one together?
Depends on the size of the tank and whether or not they like each other. I wouldn't attempt in anything less than a 125 gallon tank and even that may not be large enough once they mature.
How big is the fish you have?
BTW, for what it's worth, your fish looks like a male.
Hahaha thats my job spreading as much bad information as possible! very sorry for wrong infoBigJ;1855739; said:You may be right i have no clueThanks for looking
Hawkfish3.0;1855840; said:
They are pretty easy to tell apart as juv. as well as adults. Xingu I will have the black lateral line, as well as the black spangles on the face. Generally tapajos I lacks these. Plus tapajos I has a humeral blotch behind the pelvic fin.
As adults, there is no mistaking them!!! In tapajos I, BOTH adults look like they are on FIRE. They also still keep their humeral blotch. Xingu I just doesn't even come close. As well, tapajos I is much more slender than xingu I.
Great pike up man!!! Rich originally had them labeled as lugubris....lol....I tried telling him a couple times they were tapajos I, but he's still pretty new to pikes! LoL
Thanks for the info do you think i can get a few more and get away with it together?Peanut_Power;1857287; said:They are pretty easy to tell apart as juv. as well as adults. Xingu I will have the black lateral line, as well as the black spangles on the face. Generally tapajos I lacks these. Plus tapajos I has a humeral blotch behind the pelvic fin.
As adults, there is no mistaking them!!! In tapajos I, BOTH adults look like they are on FIRE. They also still keep their humeral blotch. Xingu I just doesn't even come close. As well, tapajos I is much more slender than xingu I.
Great pike up man!!! Rich originally had them labeled as lugubris....lol....I tried telling him a couple times they were tapajos I, but he's still pretty new to pikes! LoL
