As soon as my 29g is cycled again I’m going to be putting daisy ( my flowerhorn) into the 29g as a grow out until my 40g is cleared out and when we get a 75g I’ll be moving daisy into the 75. Leaving me with a 40g which I’ll be putting in a red wolffish and 29g that I’m going to try to convince my mom to let me put in my room where I currently have daisys plastic tote growout
It’s going to be the only thing in the and most likely going to do something with pvc Under sand as a cave. Do wolffish like to hide. I don’t know anything about them I still got to do my research
Spend a lot of time hiding. They are ambush predators. They like a lot of cover to be comfortable enough to come out. Get lots of floating plants and a very secure lid if you get one.
Trust me my lid isn’t going anywhere. I have a 3 pound rock ontop of the lid because my arowana used to jump when younger and new to the tank. Might do something with a bunch of driftwood
Based on my short experience with mine ( I sold it recently) I think a 40b would be minimum but fine. The biggest I’ve read about was 9”, but the level of activity I saw in mine leads me to believe a 40b is adequate. It seemed to spend most of its time lurking waiting for food. The only time it was active was when it knew I was about to feed it.kno4te
J Joshuakahan
I was told I could keep one in my 36 gallon, so 40 is better. I opted for puffers for activity, but would recommend the wolf to anyone in a heartbeat.
Just be aware the can and will jump through any opening that they can fit., by fit I mean the size of their head. Also splashing water seems to intensify their jumping behavior, including that from a HOB. With mine, I completely sealed the top and raised the water level so the HOB didn’t splash.
