Just a word of warning, for my experience Frontosa are a fairly non aggressive and slow moving species, and apt to be bullied by BPs, which are considered aggressive and territorial. My guess is, at some point in the future (probably at maturity) the BPs may destroy the fronts.
What can I do to stop these aggressive bp in futureJust a word of warning, for my experience Frontosa are a fairly non aggressive and slow moving species, and apt to be bullied by BPs, which are considered aggressive and territorial. My guess is, at some point in the future (probably at maturity) the BPs may destroy the fronts.
Can u suggest best food pellets and food for frontosaWhat can I do to stop these aggressive bp in future
I have oscars with African cichlid and south American cichlids and parrots they r doing well it's been 6 monthsYou can't keep certain fish from being aggressive, it is in their nature.
My solution over the years has been multiple tanks, and keeping apart cichlids that don't belong together.
Frontosa are from deep areas of Lake Tanganyika where completion is almost non existent, hence their mild mannered ways.
BPs are what they are......
Can u suggest me any good pellets and food to feed my frontosaI have oscars with African cichlid and south American cichlids and parrots they r doing well it's been 6 months
Can u suggest me good pellets and food to feed my frontosa and parrotsI have oscars with African cichlid and south American cichlids and parrots they r doing well it's been 6 months
Are red mammon's aggressive they r also called kingkong parrotsi have my parrots fighting with peacock bass, indo tigers. and snatching food from the jaws of my arowana