rd for oscar- improvement?

[mudskipper]

I am thinking of getting rid of my red devil (About 4") and getting a small 2-3" oscar i am a little over packed, but i can't afford a bigger tank. i am slowly downsizing. The thing is, the tank is boring the crap out of me, and i want to get some new life in it.

So: Toss RD for oscar-
good
bad
or the same

Also, the rd is a female and breeds with a 6" parrot, no haching, angry fish, something always dies. even when not breeding, the RD is a little b!tch. my 2" parrot is afraid to come out of its cave

 

[MistirE]

How bigs your tank?

 

[L.BelcherII]

I wouldn't do it regardless. Oscars have a huge bioload, and if you're already cramped...

 

[thebestincali2000]

id do it,i think oscars are awsome fish.i can pet one of mine.but they require a bigger tank later on.how big is your tank

 

[REDKID!!!]

I WOULD LET THE rd BE BY ITS SELF..... Oscars will need a bigger tank and need ALOT of filtration

 

[ewurm]

I wouldn't do it regardless. Oscars have a huge bioload, and if you're already cramped...

That's my take too. If your tank is cramped, adding an oscar will only make things worse.

 

[Skoomakilla]

whats in the tank right now?? and how big is the tank??

 

[BIGgourami]

if the tanks over loaded just get rid of the rd. why put a new fish in? if' it's such a ****** that you say it is it's absence should bring the new life to the tank anyway.




halo fish boy what kind o fish is this supposed to be?

<'))**><

 

[thebestincali2000]

haha lol,i was wondering the same thing

 

[cichlaguapote]

If you're bored then maybe fish just aren't for you. With that rd being as mean as it is it shouldn't be boring.