Jardini community trial questions

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Chizzle said:
Just be prepared to lose fish you house with it. My old jar killed a monoculus the same length as it as well as a slightly smaller adonis pleco. It was fine till around 7-8", then went postal

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Yea I'm prepared, that's why I'm using $15 brycon, but thanks bro.
 
Can't wait to see it. I have to admit, the more negative things I read about their attitudes, the more I REALLY want to get a Jardini!

I think you're on the right track with the Brycons though. They've probably got a better shot of living with a Jar.

also, pics pics pics pics pics! especially since you're getting 2 fish I've been fixating over (jardini's for a long time, but recently Brycons have made the list).
 
nono said:
excuse me,talking about aggresiveness,which one is more aggresive,a jardini aro or a RTG aro?
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I have no experience with rtg

johnnytaboo said:
Can't wait to see it. I have to admit, the more negative things I read about their attitudes, the more I REALLY want to get a Jardini!

I think you're on the right track with the Brycons though. They've probably got a better shot of living with a Jar.

also, pics pics pics pics pics! especially since you're getting 2 fish I've been fixating over (jardini's for a long time, but recently Brycons have made the list).
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Unfortunately I think the Jardini was stressed from shipping and was dead this morning when I woke up....so I'll have to replace him or decide what I wanna do.
 
@isde02:thanks,and sorry for your jardini...:( hope you can find the replacement soon.by the way,where do you live and where did you order the jardini?
 
isde02 said:
So is that when they start getting aggressive 11-12in?
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Jars can be aggressive at any age/size. I've had quite a few in my tanks and some can live quite well with other fish and some just can't. If you already have fish in your tank, introducting a jar shouldn't be too much of an issue as long as they can keep up with the jardini's growth rate.
 
nono said:
@isde02:thanks,and sorry for your jardini...:( hope you can find the replacement soon.by the way,where do you live and where did you order the jardini?
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thanks, I live in the us...in ohio and I ordered the jar from petzonesd.com

StingraySteve said:
Jars can be aggressive at any age/size. I've had quite a few in my tanks and some can live quite well with other fish and some just can't. If you already have fish in your tank, introducting a jar shouldn't be too much of an issue as long as they can keep up with the jardini's growth rate.
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Yea I have brycon in there and they grow really fast.
 
Worked fine with me.

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haynchinook and IlikeBichirs Jars are far from the dangerous size, looking at the pix...:)

It has workd for me several times, BUT, jars may not own the tank, meaning they should go in last, after the other, bigger fish, are used to the tank.

A jar that owns a tank is s serial killer.

On another note, with RTG's it can go both ways. Some are meaner than Jars, but Jars are consistently mean.

And Greens are meaner than Rtg's....imho
 
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