RIP orinos :(

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rjkz28 said:
heres a twist to this story. my orinos which are roughly 4" i added them last week to my tank with bahia kelb which is roughly 8" and no problems at all. they been swimming and all eating now for a week with no problems. mind you my kelb bullied 2 other bass (which were equal in size) when i got a month ago when i had it in a 75gal for a few days till i got my big tank all straight. so i think it also has to do with how big of a tank you are putting them in. if it is big enough with enough decor then the lil guys should know how to hide and get away like in the wild. just my opinion.
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thanks ill keep that in mind when i try in 2 months. ive decided to leave it with a friend for awhile which i shouldve done in the first place by offering him an offer he couldnt refuse
 
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rjkz28 said:
heres a twist to this story. my orinos which are roughly 4" i added them last week to my tank with bahia kelb which is roughly 8" and no problems at all. they been swimming and all eating now for a week with no problems. mind you my kelb bullied 2 other bass (which were equal in size) when i got a month ago when i had it in a 75gal for a few days till i got my big tank all straight. so i think it also has to do with how big of a tank you are putting them in. if it is big enough with enough decor then the lil guys should know how to hide and get away like in the wild. just my opinion.
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I've had no issues with my 9 inch kelberi, and my 4+ inch Rio-Meta's......
 
Sorry to hear that but it happens.
 
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