Jardini with a wolf?

[piranha45]

Good Luck trying it.

 

[warren126]

rumblesushi I just purchase a rainbow wolf I have him in a tank with a paroon shark a Jag and a gold line knife do u think thats a good idea he is about 6' how big do the grow I have him in a 110 gallon tank hit me back twobdtmine@aol.com

 

[rumblesushi]

Rainbow wolves are smaller, apparently they usually only grow to about 8 inches.

And although they are not meant to be as aggressive as an adult hoplias, I think they are more aggressive than a similar sized hoplias.

If you only have 4 fish in your 110 with hiding places it might be oke, but I think the ery ery would be capable of killing those other fish without much problem unless they are much bigger.

How big are they?

A jag is pretty tough right? And a paroon shark is quite fast and also look quite tough.

If the ery ery decides to kill I'd imagine the knife would be the first to go.

 

[redtailfool]

jardinis are relentless and they will be coming from above, an advantage.
when they bite, they start thrasing the fish around until a piece of flesh falls off.

Wolves stick mostly to the ground, they have bigger fangs and looks to be more powerful. If the wolf gets a lucky grab it could be a one bite fight.

Why risk killing those 2 awesome predators? I know i wouldnt take chances.

 

[Ronin]

I would think that If the wolf got mad enough and actually attacked the jardini you would have to hope that the wold doesn't land a hit otherwise its over.

But if you really want a jardini I would keep it in another tank.