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Schmike finally managed to comm them. :ROFL:

I keep my Piggy & Shelly together in the same tank too with no issues and they didn't even grow up together. Shelly was much smaller than Piggy when I got her and when I introduced her to him, he did try to bully her initially but after 2 weeks looking at each other behind a divider, they got along fine after that.

She's already his size now and on a diet because she is obese -_-"
 
elindra;3408439; said:
Schmike finally managed to comm them. :ROFL:

I keep my Piggy & Shelly together in the same tank too with no issues and they didn't even grow up together. Shelly was much smaller than Piggy when I got her and when I introduced her to him, he did try to bully her initially but after 2 weeks looking at each other behind a divider, they got along fine after that.

She's already his size now and on a diet because she is obese -_-"
mine was behind dividers for more than a month.

so far they know their hierarchy now. no more aggression seen so far.
 
BigJ;3408493; said:
Really cool, I'd love another to go with mine.

its a very high risk n dangerous. they are more of solitary creatures. only during breeding season then you can see them in a group together.

you must always be prepared to separate them if you try to keep more than 1 together.
 
dirtyblacksocks;3412324; said:
The experimental side of me says "Nothing ventured nothing gained" but the animal lover side of me says you should separate these guys right now...

i did thought about it for quite some time before i decide to try it out.

so far now the "girl" is separated from the other 2. i will take note of the behavior of that 2. ;)
 
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