J. transcriptus would be a good choice, or A. calvus. I'd only add 1 other species, and if you are looking at relatively peaceful territorialism, then these would work well with multies.
Relatively peaceful territorialism is exactly what I'm looking for. Posturing and showing off, all bark no bite sort of thing. I'll definately be sticking with a single species. I hadn't considered calvus due to their eventual size, I presume they'd eventually outgrow the corner of a 29gal tank? How long would it take them to do so? It'll all depend on what I can find, but if it takes them years to grow up (and iirc it does?) then that might work out well. I've never kept calvus before so it'd be something new for metriscuit said:J. transcriptus would be a good choice, or A. calvus. I'd only add 1 other species, and if you are looking at relatively peaceful territorialism, then these would work well with multies.
Ooh, Caudopunks. I like this idea too... what size tank do yours share with the Brevis?Qaddiction said:How about some Caudopunctatus. I have one pair of these with a pair of Brevis and it works great. Both groups are spawning and the turf wars are fun to watch without any injuries!