Has anyone had luck keeping a green terror and a Red terror together. I just saw A beautiful red terror at my lfs and from what I hear they're quite aggressive. Its other Tankmates would include 2 oscars and a Managuense.
Thanks,
Rich
Tank size? Given your other three occupants, which most would say require a 75 each as adults, I would say it is unlikely in anything but a very large tank.
we had adolescents at my store and we had to keep the red terror separated from the other cichlids/green terrors. he ended up with wolf fish. ate like a monster.
wouldnt recc. ever keeping them together, but gorgeous either way.
Don't know much about red texas - but I've been told red terrors need huge tanks just for a breeding pair, somthing like a 180 gallon?
I've never kept them myself, but I've seen males fight before and it's pretty brutal - they're definately one of, if not the most aggressive SA cichlid.
I really all depends on the personality of the individual fish. I had a female Red Terror for 3 years in a 180 gallon cichlid community without ever having a problem (should have never sold her). At 1 point I actually had a male Green Terror in there as well. I'd say try it if you have at least a 150 gallon 6 foot long tank but have a plan B ready just in case things don't work out.
Their is a site titled The Cichlid Scene and the guy had a 340 gallon tank with a Red Terror (I think it was female) Oscar Green Terror and a Kraussi and it looked really nice so maybe if you have a huge tank (like 340 gallons :lol: ) it could work.
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