Satanoperca daemon and Saxastilis
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I know that the combination wouldn't work out too horribly well with Lugubris group pikes. you would have shredded fins on your Satanoperca, which would be a pity since daemon gets some gorgeous trailers!
Saxatilis though it might work out. You would want a lot of open space for the daemon, so put decorations in the corners if possible. Maybe that way the pikes won't claim dominance of the center of the tank.
It could work, and has worked before. I say go for it!
Saxatilis though it might work out. You would want a lot of open space for the daemon, so put decorations in the corners if possible. Maybe that way the pikes won't claim dominance of the center of the tank.
It could work, and has worked before. I say go for it!
Satanoperca daemon? That is the COOLEST scientific name I've EVER heard.
(Sorry I can't be of more help... just thought I'd point that out.)
(Sorry I can't be of more help... just thought I'd point that out.)
Peanut_Power;4665092; said:I know that the combination wouldn't work out too horribly well with Lugubris group pikes. you would have shredded fins on your Satanoperca, which would be a pity since daemon gets some gorgeous trailers!
Saxatilis though it might work out. You would want a lot of open space for the daemon, so put decorations in the corners if possible. Maybe that way the pikes won't claim dominance of the center of the tank.
It could work, and has worked before. I say go for it!
Okay, i just got the info from a lfs that they will be getting cr. lenticulatas soon.. and thats rly the pike im after the most.
But you're saying they wont mix with deamons?
I wouldn't risk it. They will work out for a while, but then they will most likely start nipping the fins of the daemon, or pushing them around as they are more docile.
I kept some 6" daemon in a 125gal with some lents and acutirostris though, and it seemed to work out fairly well. Only thing was the finnage of the daemon never reached full potential.
I kept some 6" daemon in a 125gal with some lents and acutirostris though, and it seemed to work out fairly well. Only thing was the finnage of the daemon never reached full potential.
Hoplarchus psittacus
Caquetaia myersi
Severums
Chocolate cichlids
Mainly your larger, more robust cichlids.
You could go for a Saxatilis group pike, they are pretty easy to get in to LFS, I'm sure you could score a couple at your LFS. All the species are pretty attractive, and would work much better with the daemon. Just a thought.
Caquetaia myersi
Severums
Chocolate cichlids
Mainly your larger, more robust cichlids.
You could go for a Saxatilis group pike, they are pretty easy to get in to LFS, I'm sure you could score a couple at your LFS. All the species are pretty attractive, and would work much better with the daemon. Just a thought.
