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red devils get too big for a 20 gallon. also the only option you have is to
sacrifice your community fish until u can get another tank or try a divider in the tank you have your oscar in. btw, what size is the tank your oscar is in? "york" wrote in message om... hello, i just bought a baby red devil today that is about a centimeter long, and i kind of miss judged his size as compared to my oscar. i had planned to grow him up to a good size and then set him up alone in his own 20 gal. my problem is this: my oscar thinks he is food. i thought that he was a lil' bigger than that but i guess i goofed. my only other aquarium is a 10 gallon comunity tank. it would suit the red devil as far as water quality, but would he be agressive towards my other nonagresive fish? this the the frist red devil i have had that was not already grown so i am not really sure how mean he might be. please hurry with your answers. my lil' guy is in peril! john |
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I had a baby Red Devil in a 10g about a year and a half ago with some pink and
3 spot gouramis, a young tinfoil barb, a black mollie, he really did not bother them at all if anything he was scared of them, i'll bet if you try and put him in with them he will hide from them for a few days to about 2 weeks at most and then he should fit in. If not you could always transfer him back to where he is now. Red Devils like to have shelter you could put some mini clay pots in the tank and he should eventually stake a claim inside, other fish like to swim through or hide in them too, just knock out the bottom of the pot with a hammer and get the standard clay pots _not painted or treated in any way. When he starts to get bigger and more aggressive you will notice his behavior, then it will be time to transfer him to a larger tank, I have mine now in a 55g and he rules the tank over a pair of convicts and an algae eater. If you have room the larger the tank the better for a RD. What other fish are in the 10g community tank ? my only other aquarium is a 10 gallon comunity tank. it would suit the red devil as far as water quality, but would he be agressive towards my other nonagresive fish? this the the frist red devil i have had that was not already grown so i am not really sure how mean he might be. please hurry with your answers. my lil' guy is in peril! john |
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