red devil, oscar, and pb

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rickyjb

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May 25, 2011
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hello, im new to this site but ive been experimenting with cichlids for about a year. I have a 60 gal high. in it i have a 9 inch albino oscar, a 7 inch red devil and a 7 inch peacock bass along with 10 convict babies and a 4 inch devil horn. is this gonna cause problems? rite now they all get along except for a few squabbles. and if i had do get rid of one which should it be?
 
rickyjb;5157953; said:
hello, im new to this site but ive been experimenting with cichlids for about a year. I have a 60 gal high. in it i have a 9 inch albino oscar, a 7 inch red devil and a 7 inch peacock bass along with 10 convict babies and a 4 inch devil horn. is this gonna cause problems? rite now they all get along except for a few squabbles. and if i had do get rid of one which should it be?


:WHOA:You a joke........It would be safe to know that you do have one species of fish you are capable of owning with that size of tank, the Convict Cichlids.....The Oscar needs a least a 75g-100g size tank to flourish on its own.......The Red Devil is a total tyrant, these fish are more of showpeices than community fish...........The peacock bass will need a larger tank to growout in, a 100g-125g(6foot long)..........For all these fish to co-exist within ione tank, you will need a 180g-200+ size tank........
 
^^^ Agree, my one Oscar is too much for my 60 @ 10" long and my JD is too bossy for a tank that size even @ 7"
 
Your cons will like the tank to themselves everything else is way too big for a 60 gallon. Big male cons are some cool fish if you take care of them. Get rid of everything else or get more tanks for everything else before its too late.
 
ok .. i will get a 125 and i will get rid of the oscar and the peacock. is it possible to jus keep the convicts and red devil in a 125g?
 
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