Yumu Candiru MFK Member Dec 7, 2009 373 0 46 Ny Mar 25, 2010 #1 I know from experience that you can't keep Tigs together but I was wondering if you could keep a tig and a juruense together?
I know from experience that you can't keep Tigs together but I was wondering if you could keep a tig and a juruense together?
A apriliarider15 Feeder Fish MFK Member Oct 23, 2009 640 0 0 Utah Mar 25, 2010 #2 Not sure but I have three tigs together all about 10" and they are fine.
Yumu Candiru MFK Member Dec 7, 2009 373 0 46 Ny Mar 25, 2010 #3 Wow lucky you. That must be some awesome looking tank.. I did not have that luck. Maybe the odd number lessons the aggression?
Wow lucky you. That must be some awesome looking tank.. I did not have that luck. Maybe the odd number lessons the aggression?
A apriliarider15 Feeder Fish MFK Member Oct 23, 2009 640 0 0 Utah Mar 26, 2010 #4 Not sure the tank is japanese style so they don't really have any territories that might be the answer.
Not sure the tank is japanese style so they don't really have any territories that might be the answer.
Bottomfeeder Dovii MFK Member Aug 4, 2008 6,067 70 105 State of chaos Mar 27, 2010 #5 No, unless there is a 3rd similar fish. Large Pimelodus, especially Tigrinus, are very aggressive and territorial... the suggested minimum number is usually 3. And even then they need a LOT of caves and territories.
No, unless there is a 3rd similar fish. Large Pimelodus, especially Tigrinus, are very aggressive and territorial... the suggested minimum number is usually 3. And even then they need a LOT of caves and territories.
West1 Peacock Bass MFK Member Sep 27, 2007 5,512 140 120 114 Mar 27, 2010 #6 I would not do it due to the Value difference is so great. If the Juru kills the Tig, Id be pissed. Other way around I would not take it as hard JMO
I would not do it due to the Value difference is so great. If the Juru kills the Tig, Id be pissed. Other way around I would not take it as hard JMO