Headrush;1109352; said:I think that most advice given here is with the mindset that this will be the specific fish(s) home for life, not temporarily.
I personnaly never think its a good idea to plan on getting juveniles for an "average" sized tank because you're going to... "get a bigger tank later." Plans change as we all know and sometimes we end up in a bind by doing things that way. Then we're stuck for a while and the fish suffer. I did it myself with my JD in a 30 but had the $ stashed for my 90 when I needed it, thank goodness
Why not just get the female festae for now, then get the others established in the bigger tank down the road? Once they all grow up together, you could add the festae at "the right time." This will also allow you to gage the agression levels of all of the fish with the minimum amount of possibility for losing fish to the festae.
if I were you... my first priority would be to move outta the house. Then you could get any sized tank you want![]()
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True, but my point is that a female festae aggression allowing can live in a 90 gallon for life with another 8-10 inch cichlid such as a tex, jd, etc...
