Which are more aggresive/less skittish Terns or RBP's

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NEMO24

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Just wanted to Know...

Which are more aggressive/less skittish Terns or RBP's

Thanks
 
NEMO24;726275; said:
Just wanted to Know...

Which are more aggressive/less skittish Terns or RBP's

Thanks

agrresion varies from fish to fish, being that they are the same speices from different local, pygo nattereri< sp), they should have simalar aggresion levels, if i had to guess, on average which is more aggresive, i'd say terns
 
I find ternz are.
 
It all Depends on the fish bro i have 3 little red bellys and there mean as hell but i have a big golden and hes a lil pus so it really just depends on the fish
 
Thanks... for the reply's....

i have owned the Captive bred RBP's and they where kind of skittish... I was thinking that since Terns are not Captive Bred they would be a lil more Aggresive/less skittish...
 
Ya with wild Ps there more aggresive but at first might be a lil skittish they gotta get used to the tank first after that though they should become monsters good luck bro
 
NEMO24;727135; said:
Thanks... for the reply's....

i have owned the Captive bred RBP's and they where kind of skittish... I was thinking that since Terns are not Captive Bred they would be a lil more Aggresive/less skittish...

Does your tank have a lot of decor in it? A lot of plants will take out the skiddishness from them, it gives them a place to hide almost like a security blanket.
 
You gots to get you some Caribe. They are by far the most aggressive. They pick on RBPs that are much bigger than them all day.
 
Pygo's are Pygo's. They all tend to be nervous when they're young unless they are in a good sized schoal. I've found if you give them time they all come around sooner or later. But natties tend to be more later than sooner. I know it's off topic but the baddest pygo there is IMO is a grown Piraya...only pygo that can be housed as a single species and still act like an old serra.
 
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