Monster Compatibility Thread: Go or no go?
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i don't think it is a question of yes or no, with large fish it's moustly NO, but if you are lucky or if your fish have grown together or for a bunch of other reasons sometimes it works...
i thinkyou should ask, like, hard mixes that worked, not the ones that didn't those whould be too many eheheh
still, good luck
i thinkyou should ask, like, hard mixes that worked, not the ones that didn't those whould be too many eheheh
still, good luck
filiportela;832491; said:i don't think it is a question of yes or no, with large fish it's moustly NO, but if you are lucky or if your fish have grown together or for a bunch of other reasons sometimes it works...
i thinkyou should ask, like, hard mixes that worked, not the ones that didn't those whould be too many eheheh
still, good luck
With this site, I have seen many mixes of large aggressive fish, so I am trying to help members learn by experience which combos might work and at what sizes. Obviously, the personality of each individual fish comes into play.
I think it is a worthwhile endeavor. I would like to hear about personal experiences, it might save me, or someone else time and money down the road. There will always be exceptions to every rule but in general would be helpful.
I think a large mouth and a peacock would work out fine together I wouldn't keep the water to warm though... Maybe around 75f* and maybe start the large mouth out slightly larger then the peacock but not more then an inch or so.
MY EXPERIENCES
- 6 inch Female red devil & 9 inch lung fish (didnt work lungfish took chunk outta devil)
- Pair of blue rams, and leopard ctenopa( worked actually really well, kept the ram's fry from taking over)
- Convicts , and bichirs(worked nothing happnd actually a really nice mix)
6" endlichei and now we will be at 3 stingrays 6 " 8" 9" rays dead sliver dollars eat datnoids eyes