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I am going to see if they are good together, but if they are not, then I'm going to get to see what African fish tastes like. I do have another tank for in case the bichir is aggressive. I was joking previously (clearly)

That is a max size from decades ago, and I've never heard of a Senegal bigger than 15 inches in captivity.

The bichirs that I am interested in only get 13 inches max, so I'm not worried about them completely eating the ropes, but if there is aggression, I can move the bichir into another bichir only tank.

I have a 75 gallon and a 100 gallon aquarium, and I would like to know how many rope fish and Senegal bichirs I can keep together in each tank (if possible). I don't think that aggression will be a problem, because the rope fish will be larger than the bichir. I would prefer to keep them in my...

The tank will be heavily planted, and thank you!

I have two aquariums, a 75 gallon and a 120 gallon. If I were to keep rope fish, and at least one west African green bichir, how many could I keep in each aquarium ( if possible )? I will have a somewhat planted aquarium for the rope fish, and will have a cave system for the fish. Sand substrate...

I will feed them frozen tilapia and bloodworms. That is what I have anyway, because I have other fish. I did not know that they could eat mealworms, so I might feed them those, because I have those on hand most of the time too.

Thank you, and I do have a cave system for sure.

Will rope fish dig up specifically planted aquarium plants?

120 gallon, typo. The tank itself is about six feet long

The tank is about a 180. I can't put a picture at the moment But there are multiple pieces of PVC pipes, and some Java ferns anchored to a large piece of driftwood. There are also a few "caves" in the back.

Can I keep dojo loaches and a peacock eel together in the same tank?