Parrot loves Midas. But Midas doesn't show love back
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He doesn't seem that aggressive towards her to me. At his size and strength, he could really do some damage to her if he wanted to. If he is accepts tankmates and a little gill flaring and posturing are the limit of his aggression, I would leave it alone. Removing him and leaving him in a tank on his own for an extended amount of time may make it impossible to reintroduce him to a community setting in the future. My Midevil would have killed that entire tank in a few days. If you do move him, don't put that large Midas in a 55 gal for long. Are you trying to get the BP and Midas to breed?
Gruff Master;5161702; said:
He's been alone all his life (75 gallon for the first 8 years, then 55 for 4 months). He hasn't really shown any aggression towards any of his tank mates so far, and I've had him in there for a week. I think the reason he's not aggressive is because he's old and there is room in there for everybody lol he's only aggressive towards me
I have to wear gloves when putting my hands in the water which is very inconvenient.I know what you mean about them going after hands in their tank. It's a pain during water changes. I would leave it alone but monitor it closely. Things can go from good to bad fairly quickly with large cichlids. You have a very interesting mix in there too. It's not something I would do, but it still is different.
