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would you be able to put a flower horn with bood parrots and severums?

 

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• Feb 26, 2007

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in what size tank?

 

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A Big one cuz my cuzin is looking to get a tank and likes seveums blood parrots and flower horns and wonders if he can mix these 3

 

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a "big" one means different things to different people. some here would consider a 40 gallon tank "big". i breed cichlids and consider anything under 75 on the small side. 'big' to me means 250 or more gallons.

 

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• Feb 26, 2007

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your current stock needs a 125 minimum.

 

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a flowerhorn would probably dismantle a blood parrot or severum even in a 125 gallon. Better tankmates for severums would be other South American cichlids like chocolate cichlds or some of the larger acaras.

 

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so no flower horns ( the tank that he is getting is 125G)

 

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I LOVE FISH said:

so no flower horns ( the tank that he is getting is 125G)

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nope

 

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My flower horn tore my Dovii a new @$$...and the Dovii was bigger

 

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you can probably keep one flowerhorn by itself in the tank, but definitely no blood parrots or anything else like that in there.