10 days in the jerk tank, so far so good: 3 featherfin & 2 hybrid synodontis catfish
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- Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024
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It’s nice to see Tilapia has his dark colour back looking like he’s having a great time with the jerks ,Nice to see the flower horn and Atam are still living their best life 👍☹️
It's in its own element.
Jerk tank is like an apartment complex lol
Omg this comment is absolutely hilarious and so true! A rowdy, busy apt complex with a bunch of random neighbors all living in close proximity of one another. Bickering and going on with their day.
:) I've taken out about 4 apartments for the sake of the larger inhabitants.
It's probably the tilapia mine is a 16 17-in jerk who's almost 8 in from his belly to his dorsal fin he killed two palacos but is fine with three tetra fish
They don't seem to pay tiny fish any mind. The problems begin when they consider larger fish as intruders or competitors.
That does make a lot of sense thank you for informing me that I'm not the only one that has problems with that fish
In smaller tanks they are a huge problem. In our 4500 gal we have not had any big problems with adult Nile t. and Blue t.
Good news those synodontis have quite the personalities. Are those big striped fish mbuna or a type of barb fish?
Banded leporinus
Right. A characin.