DB, Id be weary with that clown loach. While now everything may be fine, all it takes is for that loach to swim through the water column for some reason one night and a tat try and eat it. Both would most likey die cause of the loaches eye spines.
Redtail Payara
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I don't have to worry about the Tat trying to eat it. My Tats live peacefully with goldfish. Have kept them for up to 2 weeks in with them before I got the Armatus. My Payara tank was where the qt'd feeders went before they were fed off to the few fish I had still stuck on live. Now that I want them back on live they will NOT eat it.
That'de be just my luck.....LMAO.....spend 9 mo. on a waiting list for an Armatus......FINALLY get one and it dies from a stupid clown loach.......That happens and I swear every fish I own will be in the classified section.
Thanx for the advice......I will move it tonight......but to where?
My only options are a 75 with a Fahaka, a 180 with 4 motoros, 5 dats, and a SARTC, Or da vat....150 gal rubbermaid with a TSN, CK, Jar, Front, gars, and a ARTC.
Only other option is a LFS.
That'de be just my luck.....LMAO.....spend 9 mo. on a waiting list for an Armatus......FINALLY get one and it dies from a stupid clown loach.......That happens and I swear every fish I own will be in the classified section.
Thanx for the advice......I will move it tonight......but to where?
My only options are a 75 with a Fahaka, a 180 with 4 motoros, 5 dats, and a SARTC, Or da vat....150 gal rubbermaid with a TSN, CK, Jar, Front, gars, and a ARTC.
Only other option is a LFS.
xander13;1238255; said:
I'de be VERY carefull if I were you. IF it was me....absolutly NOT. I had a spotted gar that was only 6 inches that I moved OUT of my Payara tank. Smallest Payara was 6 inches. It kept trying to steel food right out of the mouths of the Payara. Once I saw this happen to my Armatus I refrained from stranggling the gar myself and moved it.
You might be able to house them together but I wouldn't at all be suprised if the Tat (red tail) refused to eat.
If you want info on Hydrolycus Tatauaia (Red tails) Then use google. It will take you to a site that has plenty of info on them.
