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Personally I wouldnt get a Red Fin Wolf for a 125g. Some are active some are not. Depends on the fish. They typically max out at 8in. If you want a Wolf, go for a Gold Wolf (very active and get 15-18in). Or go for a Common Wolf (Less active until night 18-24in). Both are SUPER AGGRESSIVE and have some of the MEANEST JAWS AND TEETH in the fish world. Of course for the most part going w/ these species will probably put you with a single specimen tank, b/c they will eat other tankmates or if they are to large, just out right kill them. Good luck on what you decide...;)
 
sevendreamz;1449783; said:
Personally I wouldnt get a Red Fin Wolf for a 125g. Some are active some are not. Depends on the fish. They typically max out at 8in. If you want a Wolf, go for a Gold Wolf (very active and get 15-18in). Or go for a Common Wolf (Less active until night 18-24in). Both are SUPER AGGRESSIVE and have some of the MEANEST JAWS AND TEETH in the fish world. Of course for the most part going w/ these species will probably put you with a single specimen tank, b/c they will eat other tankmates or if they are to large, just out right kill them. Good luck on what you decide...;)
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Thanks sevendreamz! A wolf is def. toward the top of my list. Single specimen is fine. I'm ok with a group of preds also.

Anybody else? I'm gettin tired of watching my tank water go in the filter, then back out....... Need to put a bad+ss fish in it!!!!!

Suggestions:popcorn::popcorn: gonna hit up youtube and get some ideas
 
a gold wolf will only kill other wolves.
not tankmates of dif. species.
yes.
red wolf activity ranges alot.
ive had some super active any time.
ive had soem sit in their caves like potatos.
butis butis.
never kept one before.
but ive never heard of them being aggressive.
tats.
hydrolycus tatuaia.
the red tail payara.
slow growing.
cool fish.
got teeth.
gets to 18 inches.
 
Any others? really want something active most of the time and not just when feeding.
 
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