Mmmm so far so good. They've been in the tank for 3 months and apart from the siamese tiger that ate my first fish with were the shark tales. Everyone else seems humble on there. FingersI may be wrong (forgive me if I am) but uhhh.... I'm pretty sure most of those fish will eventually fight each other (possibly killing each other). I wont say anything about the decor, because you said it needed some attention anyways...
You…. You do realize Shark Tale is an animated movie and not a reflection on how fish act in real life, right?Mmmm so far so good. They've been in the tank for 3 months and apart from the siamese tiger that ate my first fish with were the shark tales. Everyone else seems humble on there. Fingers![]()
I've started out on a journey where I probably am more knowledgeable on kids animated movies.You…. You do realize Shark Tale is an animated movie and not a reflection on how fish act in real life, right?
Unless I’m totally misunderstanding the statement, which is possible.
Hope that won't be the case I'm 3 months into having these fish together and everything seems calm.You will end up with a ton of dead fish, Injured fish, or fish that just die from stress
Can you explain why in detail also?You will end up with a ton of dead fish, Injured fish, or fish that just die from stress
Wow. Did not expect to be explaining this to someone today, but here goes.I've started out on a journey where I probably am more knowledgeable on kids animated movies.
This is a massive learning curve but I am eager and excited to keep moving forward with this hobby.
I’m not sure of the specific names. I know at least one species is a type of Cicild, which can be extremely aggressive to some species. @Colin_T @Slaphppy7 @Essjay might be able to tell you more.Which fish in there aren't compatible?
Id be happy to! @Byron can also explain in detail the chemical aspects of this.Can you explain why in detail also?
So what do I do now?Id be happy to! @Byron can also explain in detail the chemical aspects of this.
Please know that we are not trying to be disrespectful or rude, only trying to help and do what's best for the fish in this scenario
The fish you have are simply not compatible. They will fight. If they don't visibly fight they will release hormones into the water (all fish do this, all the time, to communicate) if the fish are not compatible they will be aggressive, stressing the other fish out. Stress will kill the fish. @Byron is much better at explaining it, but that's the simple version