- that L.
ocellatus not be kept with more aggressive,
predatory or
larger tankmates. Due to
their tiny size, they
would either be
eaten or har****ed. It is...
-
sized dwarf gourami, can be
rather timid, and
aggressive tankmates are best avoided. Good
tankmates include non-fin
nipping tetras, non-fin
nipping barbs...
- captivity.
Captives occasionally act
aggressively towards themselves,
their tankmates, or humans,
which critics say is a
result of stress.
Between 1991 and...
-
Aeration is also
recommended to
increase oxygenation and
water flow.
Tankmates:
Jewels can be
aggressive and territorial, so it's best to keep them with...
-
maintain in captivity.
Juveniles can be shy and
easily bullied by
aggressive tankmates,
while adults will be
quite aggressive. At a minimum, they
should be kept...
-
advised to
carefully supervise the betta's
interaction with
other fish.
Tankmates must be tropical, communal, nonterritorial, and not have a
similar body...
- alone. They
dwell primarily at the water's mid-level. One of the best
tankmates for the
tiger barb
provided there is
considerable space is the
clown loach...
-
groups of at
least six
specimens and away from
aggressive or
predatory tankmates, but is
otherwise easily kept in the
community tank. The
minimum aquarium...
-
competing with
their tankmates for the food
provided by the aquarist.
Sharks are
predatory themselves and may maul or
consume tankmates smaller or weaker...
- the individual's temperament, as some
gourami will be more
tolerant of
tankmates than others.
Gouramis may nip at
other fish, and
males should never be...
