LOL!
But there really is truth to the East side, West side thing since we are at the very farthest points of each other in the US.
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But there really is truth to the East side, West side thing since we are at the very farthest points of each other in the US.
Guys can't we just agree that upper and lower can be kept together as long as the size difference is not too ridiculous, the poly's are kept well fed, live food is avoided and tank size is sufficient?
I think both of you guys are saying pretty similar things. Anyways it’s okay to have differences in opinion and experience. That’s what makes this section fun.Dr.B’s post was a good summary.
For me personally, I wouldn’t keep substantially smaller polys with larger ones. With that being said....individual fish temperament, opportunity of food, prey drive, and hunger all play a part in whether they can cohabitate peacefully or get eaten. It can be done successfully, but for me it’s too much rolling the dice. Individual preference. I think we are all saying the same thing at this point.
For me personally, I wouldn’t keep substantially smaller polys with larger ones. With that being said....individual fish temperament, opportunity of food, prey drive, and hunger all play a part in whether they can cohabitate peacefully or get eaten. It can be done successfully, but for me it’s too much rolling the dice. Individual preference. I think we are all saying the same thing at this point.
+1. Well said.
Polypterus sp. Stormy Daniels
No bites but look at the little sen in there halfway through huge size difference.
Looks at the size differences. The famous Godzilla in the 1st and 2nd pics.
Look at the tiny teug lol
Look at the tiny teug lol
