If i was going to choose one of your fish that is gonna go on a murdering spree it'd be the dovii lol, but the jag is right up there with it. Really depends on the temperament of the individual fish
Jagaur cichlid
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lol I didn't know you have Dovii and some unfriendly fishes in there, soon you will see dovii vs jag fight unless both of them are female or 1 is female then you might get away with them, like F1Flowerhorn state above both your jag and dovii are murderers, another thing to consider is 125G only suited for single Jag or Jag pair, you're already over stocked and mixing unfriendly species together.
The 2 JD's will most likely be the 1st to go, depending on the size and how aggressive the Jag, Dovii and RD odd's are only 1 of them will survive. Do your fish a favor and rehome all but one. The dovii and the Jag are not good candidates for life in a 120.
but that's just mee lol, i'd love to have the space for a dovii
My friend has a custom 350 gallon aquarium the dovii is his I was holding him while he was doing some seeling from a leak but he going to pick him up and im giving him my 8-9 inch female red devil but he has a female red terror same size are they going to be ok together ???
the jag will definitely rip the red devils face off once settled in . Trust me from experience lol. Jack Dempsey's will get harassed to the point they float at the top looking sickly .
No, not necessarily. What everyone is speaking of is from pure experience because what else is there to go by? With fish, just as in humans or any other creature for that matter, there are all different types of temperaments and personalities. You can have a red devil, a jaguar, or even in rare cases a dovii, that is completely docile. Where in other cases it could be the opposite. there is no way for any of us here to say FOR SURE one fish will come out on top of the other.... But as you mentioned above, your red devil is 2 inches bigger and on top of that, is already established in that tank. Your jag is smaller in comparison and NEW to the tank. So my answer to you is that it's hard to tell you a definitive answer one way or the other.. But those fish all in one tank is not a good practice to follow.
