If its territorial its not very big display,It sounds more like an immature bichir practicing breeding frisky lil felow-Anne
Please help :(
- Thread starter Guppy's_Hell
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beblondie;2557801; said:
Ann do you think this could be something to worry about? Again the other bichir's death could have more likely been petsmart syndrome or a bad feeder or w.e...
I'm just drawing the the two together in my head...
By the looks of it not many people have this kind of "energizer bunny" bichir issue....
Personaly i don't think its a major issue as long as evryone eats I had a juvenile del
that used to put on quite a show for my female P.p.polli
that used to put on quite a show for my female P.p.polli
aspear;2559145; said:
I agree. The Senegal should be fine there but the ornate wont..
I guess I'm just gonna have to get a much much bigger tank soon... Shucks..
BTW the little guy is hiding in one of the mangrove stumps so atleast there has been a break from the abuse 
Bichirs can be very territorial. Click on my bichir fight video below and you'll see. They were lip lock like betta fighting. I think your bichirs will be fine as long as you're not seeing biting. I have a crazy polli palmas that swim across the tank and then swim downwrd slamming everyone into the gravel.Guppy's_Hell;2557723; said:I didn't know bichirs could be territorial. First time I hear it
Then again I have seen bichirs "fight" and they do bite each other.
There is no biting involved though, he simply throws himself on the little one and "head bangs".
