Yea, you could try removing the divider and just kind of monitor their behavior together. But your oscar could be like my orangefinned loach and behave nicely when you are looking, but as soon as you leave the room he will rip the fins from other fish. I had to get rid of him.Vip said:belive it or not the oscar see's him there all the time and doesnt really worry about him, ive been thinking of removing the divider.
He is almost bigger than the tank he is in a 2ft tank. 20g or somthingfufanu360 said:nice, what size tank is that, the oscar looks longer than the tank
He become really good he was back to being pure black and his fins were back to being really long! then the midas knocked over the divider and started to fight once again so the shark is back to being ripped up but he did bash the midas pretty good as well, i set up the divider again and lodged rocks up against it to make sure there is no chance of that happening again.waynemc said:Of topic, but hows your agressive Black shark doing Vip after his accident?
That thing is the devil. I hear they eat black sharks in some countries. You could probably teach him a leason by sending him there with a pair of chop sticks!Vip said:He become really good he was back to being pure black and his fins were back to being really long! then the midas knocked over the divider and started to fight once again so the shark is back to being ripped up but he did bash the midas pretty good as well, i set up the divider again and lodged rocks up against it to make sure there is no chance of that happening again.waynemc said:Of topic, but hows your agressive Black shark doing Vip after his accident?
its there temp. because of the other oscar beating on it, that right Vip?fufanu360 said:lol ur stories are fun to hear, why is the oscar in the 20G though?
I was wondering why he looked so giant in that pictureVip said:He is almost bigger than the tank he is in a 2ft tank. 20g or somthingfufanu360 said:nice, what size tank is that, the oscar looks longer than the tank