Why don't you see if some one in your area would trade a few fish or something for a bigger tank. Trades happen all the time here.
Druu;1537801; said:Try a 75 gallon tank for the oscar. They get 16 inches long- more than the depth of a 55 gallon tank. As for the pacus, you're talking about a tank measuring in the hundreds of gallons. Try keeping the gouramis but getting rid of the other fish... btw, got the dimensions on the 50 gallon tank? Not really a common size.
Connor0729;1537936; said:you need to do more than a 5 gallon water change. that is only 10 percent. you need to do 20 gallon water changes on that tank. 2-3 a week. but you will still need to upgrade your tank.
thisguy87;1538047; said:48x12x20. so by all the replies im guessing that my problem of the gouramis not eating is that i have too many fish in the tank? my oscar and pacu are still very small same with the columbians, especially compared to the pink kissing gouramis which are both 5- 6 inches long . when the fish get big i plan on selling them, or if i have the money get a 100+ gal tank. but if im going to spend that kind of money i want a to start a SW tank(this time take my time and think things out instead of impulse buying)
K626;1539896; said:I bought a 2 inch pacu that grew to almost a foot in about 6 months.....so you need to find a new home for that one. Your oscar is going to kill your gouramis soon. So you won't have to find a new home for them lol. You can trade your pleco in for a smaller one when the time comes. Trade the columbian shark for a pictus or synodontis catfish. And then you'll have your oscar left, which should give you ample time to save for the 75 gal you'll need for it. Problem solved!![]()
All else aside, your gouramis could be stressed from the move still or the o could be freaking them out. Buy a 30 gal or more for your gouramis and you should be fine if you want to keep them. Eventually they will become food for the others you have in there.