Anybody keep c.pulchra with bichirs? I want some pulchra but not if they won't get along with my bichirs 
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- Thread starter Daveeyj
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not a great idea. Pulchra are a subtropical species, they'll tolerate higher temps but long term it can cause problems. If you keep the bichirs on the cooler end of the spectrum, and the pulchra at the higher end of it's you'll have that overlap but they your keeping both species in less the ideal conditions.
Also both will likely compete for hiding places, if the pulchra turns on territorial very a hiding spot, the bichir will take quite a beating . Bichirs are tough, but snakeheads are the better killer lol.
It's best to keep snakeheads solo or species only if your luck enough to get a bonded pair who dont kill each other. there are a fe exceptions but in the long run most snakehead mixes end with dead tank mates eventually.
Also both will likely compete for hiding places, if the pulchra turns on territorial very a hiding spot, the bichir will take quite a beating . Bichirs are tough, but snakeheads are the better killer lol.
It's best to keep snakeheads solo or species only if your luck enough to get a bonded pair who dont kill each other. there are a fe exceptions but in the long run most snakehead mixes end with dead tank mates eventually.