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Oscar Cichlids - Astronotus ocellatus • 4" oscar and tankmate of ??
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4" oscar and tankmate of ??
Well there's 130g tank here and a 4"oscar going in it hahaha... I'm thinking of maybe a snowflake eel or maybe a lungfish or something along that line ... Or maybe a black ghost knife fish ? Anyone have any experince with these or know if it be alright ? I like big fish... I don't like arowana's or silver dollars, I'm having a hard time finding larger sized fish that appeal to my liking..
- Rob1984
- Joined: Wed Jan 04, 2012 5:10 pm
- Location: mildmay, ontario
My friend had a clown knife went for 4" to 12" in 3 months and killed everything in his tank if he stopped feeding it feeders. It even ate a pictus cat.
May the holes in your net be no larger than the fish in it.
~Irish Blessing
~Irish Blessing
- AfricanLove
- Joined: Mon Jan 02, 2012 1:39 pm
- Location: Batavia, Illinois
... snowflake eels are saltwater
55g (soon 75) - 1 Oscar (5"), 1 spotted raphael, 10 Tiger barbs, 1 Orange Seam Pleco (L106)
20L Planted - 1 HRP "Rio Danli", 8 pristella tetras, 2 unsexed HRP
15g - 5 unsexed Cutteri "Rio Jutiapa"
20L Planted - 1 HRP "Rio Danli", 8 pristella tetras, 2 unsexed HRP
15g - 5 unsexed Cutteri "Rio Jutiapa"
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Chubbs the Jellybean - Joined: Tue Jun 16, 2009 6:26 pm
- Location: Mattituck, New York
Re: 4" oscar and tankmate of ??
i have a blood parrot w my oscar. they get along fine
- jimandlynnette
- Joined: Sun Jun 10, 2012 1:22 pm
- Location: new jersey
Re:
AfricanLove wrote:My friend had a clown knife went for 4" to 12" in 3 months and killed everything in his tank if he stopped feeding it feeders. It even ate a pictus cat.
unless your friend has a HUGE tank and i mean something along the size of 8'x3'x2' that clown knife is gonna be VERY unhappy.
back on topic: stay aways from black ghost knife and an oscar mix. in your tank size i would suggest you add 1 or 2 of the bigger species of south/central american cichlid. example: jack dempsy, green terror, red texas, and so on. you get the idea.
no medicine works better than clean water.
no such thing as too much clean water, so go do a water change now.
no such thing as too much clean water, so go do a water change now.
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jd lover - Joined: Fri Mar 11, 2011 9:47 am
- Location: AZ, USA
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