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charlieogilvie Hobbyist Posts: 131 Kudos: 32 Votes: 2 Registered: 14-Sep-2002 | i have two pairs of texas cichlids, males about 4 inches. they are doing each other a lot of damage in the 48''x18''x12'' that i am keeping them in. do you think the less dominant pair will be ok in a 24''x15''x12'', its well filtered and empty except a small plec 4'' and the redundant small female texas that i bought to be sure of getting 2 pairs (although she can move to my large comunity tank if needs be). |
Posted 04-Jan-2007 15:15 | |
freejoe Enthusiast Posts: 211 Kudos: 227 Votes: 756 Registered: 20-Aug-2003 | the way it sounds they will do alot better in the smaller tank if they are getting beat up badly, but this solution will not last long once they get bigger and out grow the tank good luck Joe The difference between 'involvement' and 'commitment' is like an bacon and egg breakfast: the chicken was 'involved' - the pig was 'committed'." |
Posted 04-Jan-2007 18:41 | |
HOKESE Mega Fish Posts: 1105 Kudos: 478 Votes: 271 Registered: 22-Feb-2003 | or get yourself a divider,you can buy them from any good LFS,or what i did was get the clear perspesheets of clear or coloured plastic) from bunnings(local hardware store)measured and cut it to size and drilled the holes myself,this is also cost effective too,and when aggresion does break out,u can seperate them rite away.of course dividers are only a temperary solution,but they just give you time to sort something out or find new quarters for the aggresive fish,good luck |
Posted 05-Jan-2007 12:09 |
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