Very true! Thanks for the opinions. Think I'm gonna go get a quad of Orinos from that LFS 
as I have an empty 180g
as I have an empty 180gOrino Question
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Nice! Be careful if there is one that is a fair bit stronger and larger this was the case with my group of 3 and why I'm down to 1 lol
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I'm pretty sure I can show you a pic if I learn how to upload pics on the MFK app
In my group of 3 peacocks one was bulling the other 2 in a 10 so I moved them all to a 50 and I have no problems with aggression so I'm pretty sure aggresion won't be your problem but they might get lost in there like one day you see them one day you don't try to get a smaller tank for them untill they gain a couple inches maybe like a 20 or 30 untill they are 4 inches long then move them the orios got restocked so now they are only about 1.5-1.75 inches max.
Did you get them yet if so any pics?Very true! Thanks for the opinions. Think I'm gonna go get a quad of Orinos from that LFS
Close call! You wouldn't want some 1.5 inchers in a 180 they would get lost and you would'nt see them but then you would find them stuck on your filter 2 weeks later
Mine were 1.5-3 inch and I had them in a 70 ga.. Some Os are just mean bass lol when you pick them up try to get the most equal sizes possible
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If you can, buy as many as you can afford. I've had better results whenever starting with larger groups (6 or more) and then thinning the herd down to what will fit in your final tank. Larger groups are easier to pellet train, and the aggression levels are very minimal to non-existent. Also too you get to pick out the best looking ones and sell or trade the rest away.
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