Rhom and Dovii

[mycross3]

I have a7 in Rhom in a 180g tank and I wanted to add a 9 in Dovii. I'm Wondering if anyone has tried to add a Dovii or Jag. If so how did it go.

 

[Meowmix]

honestly I think the dovi would kill the rhom.

 

[Jayzao]

male or female dovi?
Most likely will end up bad.

 

[pyromaniac]

wont live harmoniously thats for sure.. one will live. cant say which one.

 

[Angler]

Questions like this get on my nerves. Do some freakin' research.

 

[Danzig86]

Questions like this get on my nerves. Do some freakin' research.

He did by asking here first, if anyones guna give him the right answer its MFK for sure, any schmuck can answer a yahoo ask......UUHHH DUUUHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!

 

[ballinouttacntrol]

rhoms are too territorial. We can't even keep them with another piranha armed with teeth that can defend it's self....let alone a cichlid no matter how bad the attitude

 

[Otherone]

Parachromis Dovii is armed with an impressive set teeth as well and quite relentless when attacking other fish. When they reach sexual maturity they can be down right serial killers and the males are often refered to as "Tank Busters." The odds of this co-hab are slim to none as both fish don't like company. Both are small in relation to thier eventual sizes, the Dovii will eat like a cow while the Rhom will probably stay parasitic for a little time longer and never be able to match the Dovii's growth rate - my Money's on the Dovii and if this cohab takes place, it will go down as one of the all time biggest blunders in cohabitation.

 

[mycross3]

Thanks everyone for the info. I decided not to get the Dovii I hate to loose my Rohm.

@ Angler, Thats why I posted the question on MFK. Dumbass responses get on my nerves.

 

[kevinfleming21]

I would def not mix these two. Rhoms should have a species only tank, and Dovii are just plain aggressive.