Hi Dangerousdan, lovely fish. is that a silver dollar in the first pic. i knew they were from the same family but didn't realise they could be kept together.
their the cute kind of ugly. nice pics.
James

Its a PYGOPRISTIS DENTICULATA which is similar in size to silver dollar but has large teeth
Not as large as RBPs but seems to hold his own and cleverly knows how and when to mix it up with them. So far (touch wood) hes the only one of the 6 Ps in the tank not to have lumps out of his fins or flesh
Very nice fish really. Honest.
EDIT: I have shoal of around 30Neon tetras in with these and they al swim in and out of the Ps even when feeding, eating the small parts that the Ps spit out.
Never seen any get eaten or chased by the Ps.
Also 3 large common plecs are in the tank also.
Like CFC says very hit and miss. I know of one bloke who keeped one Datnoid in with his shoal of 7-8 RBPs with no problems. Others that have grown from young with community fish and never eaten anyof the tank mates. Then you'll hear of RBP that will not tolarate other RBPs without have a chunk out of them.
CFC

No i think these are just coming up to a year old from information ive been given so i would think signs of aggression and interaction to not really start till summer now. Hope not anyway as i wont have second fish hut sorted till then so will have no tank to use as hospital or raising tank etc.
Fear not though, i will of coarse keep you all posted if and when spawning takes place.
