Hi
Have a pair of these and they constantly producing fry and eating them, i saved some one time and have 4 growing up nice but he wont leave the female alone amd seems like she stays at the front corner of tank amd doesmt want to know now, will this stress her out too much and kill her in the end does anyone know maybe o could put male in one of those floating enclosures in tank to give her a break
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In have a Quarantine Tank which also serves as a Kintergarten, a Breeding Tank, and Spare Tank for occasions such as this. Its only 5 gallons but a great place to put distressed fish to calm down. I am not really in favour of those "cages" inside the Community Tanks. The "victim" fish can still see and be near it persecutor.
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Yes i didnt think of thst she would still see him, guess ill habe to stick him another tankJon_D wrote: ↑Fri Apr 16, 2021 23:11 pm In have a Quarantine Tank which also serves as a Kintergarten, a Breeding Tank, and Spare Tank for occasions such as this. Its only 5 gallons but a great place to put distressed fish to calm down. I am not really in favour of those "cages" inside the Community Tanks. The "victim" fish can still see and be near it persecutor.
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I would actually remove the aggressor rather than the victim. Give 'em two weeks in the "naughty tank".
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