In my 100 gallon I have 1 X. nigri and some polys: P. senegalus, P. ornatipinnis, P. delhezi, P. endlicheri, and P. retropinnis, all between 6 and 8 inches. I've also got a school of Congo Tetras, but they keep disappearing. I can't figure out who might be doing it.
I'm posting in this forum because I strongly suspect it's the Knife. He has a tendency to "snap at" the bichirs when they come close to him. He'll open his mouth and lunge at them and sort of gum them. It doesn't look like he's hurting them, as there are never any marks.
This is my first knife, and nothing I've read tells me either way. Does anyone have any experience in this? Would an African Knife kill Congo Tetras?
I'm posting in this forum because I strongly suspect it's the Knife. He has a tendency to "snap at" the bichirs when they come close to him. He'll open his mouth and lunge at them and sort of gum them. It doesn't look like he's hurting them, as there are never any marks.
This is my first knife, and nothing I've read tells me either way. Does anyone have any experience in this? Would an African Knife kill Congo Tetras?