Not only would the elephant noses not be able to compete for food (Mine is 8 years old, will ONLY accept bloodworms), but they are highly aggressive towards their own species and would kill each other.
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i thought that elephant noses did fine in groups to divert the aggression. But I'm really enamored with elephant noses so I want to incorporate them into the tank. I'm sure I'll figure out a solutionnnnnn to feed the little guys.
Oh, and my abalios is bad ass, he doesn't take sh*t from anything.
I wanted to keep a Fahaka in a community but I know that wouldn't really be reasonable and I wouldn't want them to take a bite out of the perch or the stingray. I was thinking a tire track eel but scratched that. Giant Gourami anyone?
I'm not promising any of this right now because i'm a wee bit tied up with $$$$$ but it's something I want to consider
Oh, and my abalios is bad ass, he doesn't take sh*t from anything.
I wanted to keep a Fahaka in a community but I know that wouldn't really be reasonable and I wouldn't want them to take a bite out of the perch or the stingray. I was thinking a tire track eel but scratched that. Giant Gourami anyone?
I'm not promising any of this right now because i'm a wee bit tied up with $$$$$ but it's something I want to consider
There will need to be lots of hiding spots to A) give them a place to get away from the light and B) divert aggression among themseleves. They are really shy with feeding and most of the literature I've read suggests that they should be in species only tanks.
