Oscar in a 60 gallon?

[gus_fish]

I saw an Oscar in a 20 gallon at a friends house and I told him he was to cramped in there. So I told him I would buy it off him.
So now I have an Oscar in a 60 gallon he is 10 inches and the is 15 inches in width


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[Crazy mike]

Not ideal but workable. Better than the 20


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[gus_fish]

Not ideal but workable. Better than the 20


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Yea true but i may move it in my 180


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[901MFKer]

60 gallons by himself is more than enough room.

 

[Crazy mike]

Yea true but i may move it in my 180


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I say let him recover a little cause in that pic it looks a little rough and dependent on the stock in the 180 add him on in or at least try it to see if it could fit into the dynamic


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[gus_fish]

I say let him recover a little cause in that pic it looks a little rough and dependent on the stock in the 180 add him on in or at least try it to see if it could fit into the dynamic


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Yeah ill put him in there when he recovers and get rid of the more agressive cichlids


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[swifty]

I'm more worried about the stability of that tank; is that just on chairs?

 

[gus_fish]

I'm more worried about the stability of that tank; is that just on chairs?

Lol I move that already but it wasn't just chairs


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[jclyde13]

A 60 gallon isn't a bad size for a 10" oscar. And if he's spent most of his life in a 20 gallon, I wouldn't expect him to get much bigger.

 

[Dr.Gonzo4]

Wow I'm surprised he got that large in a 20 lol, good save!

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