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Fish Crazy
Heres another similar question, if you allready have fish that are allways chasing and fighting.... What can you do to cease the aggression? And why doesent the fish getting all the bullying defend itself/Or will it ever?
Heres another similar question, if you allready have fish that are allways chasing and fighting.... What can you do to cease the aggression? And why doesent the fish getting all the bullying defend itself/Or will it ever?
Heres another similar question, if you allready have fish that are allways chasing and fighting.... What can you do to cease the aggression? And why doesent the fish getting all the bullying defend itself/Or will it ever?
Getting a shoal of "dither fish" can help ease the aggression.
Dither fish such as = Giant Danio's, Large Barbs, Silver Dollars (my fav)
If that helps not in the slightest, the best thing would be to move the fish to another tank.
The reason it doesnt defend itself is because it cant stand up the the other fish,
Place a small weaker child against a musclar brutish one,
The small child cant defend itself properly against the musclar one,
and yields, which damages itself.
Same principle applies with fish,
One fish will be stronger than the other and dominate
And how many shall I buy?All of them pretty much do the same job.
Giant danio's are the smallests.
Some barbs can get to hefty sizes.
I personally prefer Silver Dollars.
They're easy to manage, Interesting looking fish (though they do very little)
And seem to work a treat.
But take a look at Giant Danio's and large Barbs
Before taking my opinion for it.
After all you may like them more![]()
Well for now, they are in a 55g. But will be getting upgraded.I usually keep them in Shoals of 3-5.
For the Dollars at least.
Smaller fish may require more to make an effective shoal
It really depends on the size of the tank,
Dollars themselves grow to 6-7 inch disc's of vegetation eating madness!
hey,
oscars do well with,
oscars,
jack dempsys
large plecos,
chocolate catfish,
convict cichlids,
banded leporinus,
and a few more that are not on the top of my head.
you should move all of the decore in the tank and then let the new fish in.
that way, the oscar may not feel so dominant.