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Drip means to drip your current water from your tank into a container that the bass is in. It's just so the bass can accumulate to your current systems water. I think it's a better way then the "soak and drop" way. As stated before, it might or might not work. Given that the bass are mid to top level swimmers, competition for swimming space could be a factor.
 
haynchinook334 said:
Drip means to drip your current water from your tank into a container that the bass is in. It's just so the bass can accumulate to your current systems water. I think it's a better way then the "soak and drop" way. As stated before, it might or might not work. Given that the bass are mid to top level swimmers, competition for swimming space could be a factor.
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If it dosent works , will the bass die?
 
Depends on how well you keep your fishes. Jars, paroons and AT's are a lot more hardy then pbass (IMO). I never had a incident were my Jar killed or even beat up any of my fish. I don't think the bass will die, but if you do get it...keep a keen eye on the jar. Just so you know, that bass is a Tem and will out grow your jar in about 6 months.
 
haynchinook334 said:
Depends on how well you keep your fishes. Jars, paroons and AT's are a lot more hardy then pbass (IMO). I never had a incident were my Jar killed or even beat up any of my fish. I don't think the bass will die, but if you do get it...keep a keen eye on the jar. Just so you know, that bass is a Tem and will out grow your jar in about 6 months.
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Thanks!!!! U have helped me alot! But in 6 months of cuz the jar will also be bigger! :)
 
AroPower said:
If i would to get him, He would go with my jardini. But do u think he would survive in the tank with the jardini?? If i got it , what should i do first acclimate?? Can u ttell me what to do ? :) Thanks
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Hi AroPower, I am currently keeping Peacock Bass together with my Saratoga (Jardini) and they get along fine. The Saratoga should be slightly larger so he will be the 'boss' fish in the tank.
 
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