G'day
I am currently keeping 2 Peacock Bass (20cm) in my 180g, along with a Motoro Stingray.
Things are going fairly great, for a couple of weeks the male was showing a lot of dominance towards the other bass (female?) and seemed to be the leader. Now it seems they have decided to switch roles a bit, with the non humped bass coming front and center a lot more, and eating the majority of the food. Where as before it was the reverse, the humped bass seemed to be the leader and eat the majority of the food.
They do take swims around the whole take occasionally, but for the most part they chill near the bottom / corner where my fx5 intake is. Just interested if this is normal behavior for bass of their size (around 20cm). They sometimes have displays of dominance towards each other, like one is trying to show the other who is boss, but they seem like mates.
I do a 25% water change mid week, and another 25% at the end of the week. Filtration consists of 2 Eheim 2217's and a Fluval FX5. Their diet consists of Hikari Jumbo Carnisticks along with the Massivore Pellets, I also feed them frozen Bloodworm cubes.

This is the whole tank setup, besides this display piece it's bare. The 2 bass and the ray. The bottom pic is current, put that new display wood in 3 days ago.
Thanks


I am currently keeping 2 Peacock Bass (20cm) in my 180g, along with a Motoro Stingray.
Things are going fairly great, for a couple of weeks the male was showing a lot of dominance towards the other bass (female?) and seemed to be the leader. Now it seems they have decided to switch roles a bit, with the non humped bass coming front and center a lot more, and eating the majority of the food. Where as before it was the reverse, the humped bass seemed to be the leader and eat the majority of the food.
They do take swims around the whole take occasionally, but for the most part they chill near the bottom / corner where my fx5 intake is. Just interested if this is normal behavior for bass of their size (around 20cm). They sometimes have displays of dominance towards each other, like one is trying to show the other who is boss, but they seem like mates.
I do a 25% water change mid week, and another 25% at the end of the week. Filtration consists of 2 Eheim 2217's and a Fluval FX5. Their diet consists of Hikari Jumbo Carnisticks along with the Massivore Pellets, I also feed them frozen Bloodworm cubes.

This is the whole tank setup, besides this display piece it's bare. The 2 bass and the ray. The bottom pic is current, put that new display wood in 3 days ago.
Thanks

