Crayfish eat fish and plants and belong in an aquarium by themselves.
My mexican dwarf crayfish seems to ignore the plants just fineCrayfish eat fish and plants and belong in an aquarium by themselves.
I figured that would make them perfect for my semi aggressive fish. My fish would hopefully quickly learn not to mess with it. I feed pretty well, so I don't think they'd get too hungryI have owned a few crayfish, they usually don't mess with plants much unless they are hungry, but they will go after fish and shrimp, if you go to a pet shop that sells them take a few moments and watch the fish in the tank with them, you will probably see a lot of the fish are going to have fin damage.
Are they African cichlid? My Africans would eat the eyes off my crayfish.I figured that would make them perfect for my semi aggressive fish. My fish would hopefully quickly learn not to mess with it. I feed pretty well, so I don't think they'd get too hungry
I'm working on rehoming my africans. Not sure what I'm replacing them with.Are they African cichlid? My Africans would eat the eyes off my crayfish.
Stay away from South American's unless you want to have to upgrade to a six foot long tank. I've a Red Devil cichlid and he will be going into a 180 this weekend, it should be done cycling soon, down to 1ppm of ammonia.I'm working on rehoming my africans. Not sure what I'm replacing them with.
I was thinking a pair of Florida Flag Fish or German Blue RamsStay away from South American's unless you want to have to upgrade to a six foot long tank. I've a Red Devil cichlid and he will be going into a 180 this weekend, it should be done cycling soon, down to 1ppm of ammonia.
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Yeah, Same thing. Electric blue and hammers