One Of These Things Is NOT Like The Other!
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Damn, that was supposed to be a video. It's from my phone so the quality doesn't get much better.
My avatar will give a better clue being as I can't get a video to show.
Maybe this link will work.
http://s561.photobucket.com/albums/ss52/Serrasalmus_Keeper/?action=view¤t=0614091552.flv
My avatar will give a better clue being as I can't get a video to show.
Maybe this link will work.
http://s561.photobucket.com/albums/ss52/Serrasalmus_Keeper/?action=view¤t=0614091552.flv
bigspizz;3195959; said:
Hi Lost, I'm Brian.
There is a Serrasalmus Sanchezi mixed with my Pygocentrus.
i was gonna guess it by lookin at your avator pic but how did you introduce them because my cousin want to do it with macs so
luckydemonz3;3196433; said:
I set up a new 125 and introduced them all at once. There has been absolutely zero problems in the month he's been in there. They all school together, there's no problems during feeding and no sign that there'll be any problem whatsoever.
These two species inhabit the very same territories in nature, are caught in the very same nets and some even believe they have a relationship where the Sanchezi picks off parasites on the Pygocentrus much like a Wrasse does in marine tanks and the ocean.
I've never kept or even studied much about Macs so I wouldn't advise a cohab between the two until I did. The other factor is I work from home and can more less constantly monitor my fish for any signs of trouble. I'd never do this and have to leave for work for 8-12 hours everyday.
LBathory;3196445; said:
Just out of personal curiosity....Have you actually tried a Nattereri/Sanchezi cohabitation?