my new red tail catfish

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bigcol

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hello people, hows u all?. im new to this forum so thought i would jump straight in with a question, i have a 6ft 100gallon tank which recently had 10 red bellys in which i got rid ov, i now have a baby red tail 3" long, is their any other fish i can keep with it? i know silly question as the red tail will grow huge and prob eat them all anyway but hey that nature for ya eh :naughty:. i thought as he small and in such a big tank then it would be no prob to put the likes ov baby oscars and chilchids in too. i was thinking about 2 ov each so what ya reckon dudes.:popcorn:
 
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I think keeping a red tail on a 6ft isnt a good idea at all and the kind of fish that are big enough to be kept with it will again be too big for the tank because i wouldnt reccoment keeping any fish less than half its size with it.
Good luck with the tank and fish though!
 
Tom500;2532133; said:
Welcome to MFK

I think keeping a red tail on a 6ft isnt a good idea at all and the kind of fish that are big enough to be kept with it will again be too big for the tank because i wouldnt reccoment keeping any fish less than half its size with it.
Good luck with the tank and fish though!
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ok m8 i can see exactly where your coming from and i have to agree but my aim atm is to watch and observe all diff types ov fish untill i find the right 1 for me if you know what i mean, this is my 3rd lot ov monster fish, the reds i had were fingernail size when i got them and 10x2 inch each when i gave them away, very agresive they were so i will probably end up doing the same with the red tail and or whatever else survives in with him/her. I love watching fish grow huge and very eager to learn al about them
 
Welcome to MFK.
 
welcome to MFK.. visit the cat forums.. we all love our cats..lol..... nice to meet you ....and if you have any questions let us know... :D
 
welcome and good luck with your red tail cat.
 
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