So I have two male Brevis that duked it out for what seemed like all day yesterday, and suprisingly the big one lost and has been hiding in one of my rock piles without eating for the last day.
When I put him in the tank I rearranged the tank and now had two rock piles on either end, and then a bridge like rock structure (with no empty spots below) joining the piles down the middle of he tank, thinking that this would be enough to keep the males away from each other. Apparently not!
Would a large rock pile in the middle and shell areas on either side be an Ok option?
It's a 36" long tank, with 4 Brevis, 2 Comps (1 of which lives in a shell) and some Danios. Will eventually get a pair of Ornatus (which is why I had the two piles)
Thoughts?
When I put him in the tank I rearranged the tank and now had two rock piles on either end, and then a bridge like rock structure (with no empty spots below) joining the piles down the middle of he tank, thinking that this would be enough to keep the males away from each other. Apparently not!
Would a large rock pile in the middle and shell areas on either side be an Ok option?
It's a 36" long tank, with 4 Brevis, 2 Comps (1 of which lives in a shell) and some Danios. Will eventually get a pair of Ornatus (which is why I had the two piles)
Thoughts?