Jardini planted tank

[EvilTyrant]

This is my 120g tank with a few plants. My jardini is alone in the tank because he killed a black shark, and tried to eat my redtailed catfish. Came home from work and the catfish was in his mouth. I also had an albino asian redtailed catfish which was just as mean as the jardini. He had a hand in the death of the shark. The asian and the jardini were starting to feud, so I took the 2 catfish back to the pet shop. Any suggestions on some fish I can add?

 

[EvilTyrant]

Sorry used my Iphone for the pics and the jardini wouldn't sit still for a decent pic.

 

[Cheesetian]

Probably nothing else. Looks fine in there by itself!

 

[DolphinRyan]

Nice Jar. I feel your pain, my oscar just killed my black shark a week ago.

 

[guyver]

You could always add a plec or something with armour

 

[arrow]

The only sucessful tankmate that I ever had with a jar was midas cichlids.
As long as they are about the same size as the jar they should be fine.

What are your tank dimensions?

 

[pi-eyed]

Unfortunately Jardini can be psycho when it comes to tankmates. They may tolerate some and destroy others or not tolerate any at all. My jars will tolerate certain fish but not many. A pleco may be all right or may not--trial and error.

---Chris

 

[Aqua Doctor]

Nice aro; lots of "gold tone potential" with this pc.

Imo. your better off doing a species only tank.

 

[EvilTyrant]

There is one cichlid from Australia or Madagascar i'm interested in getting, it's all black and has silver speckles all over, they seem pretty rare, wish I knew the name. I may try the pleco, i'm just hoping it doesn't destroy my plants. Oh yeah my 120g tank is 6ft long, can't remember the rest off hand.

 

[i pee in the sea]

There is one cichlid from Australia or Madagascar i'm interested in getting, it's all black and has silver speckles all over, they seem pretty rare, wish I knew the name. I may try the pleco, i'm just hoping it doesn't destroy my plants. Oh yeah my 120g tank is 6ft long, can't remember the rest off hand.

Are you talking about Paratilapia Polleni?