two green terrors in a 55 gallon?

blackwolfXKAV

blackwolfXKAV

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is there any chance that this could work with NO OTHER FISH PRESENT except maybe some feeders?
i am looking for a large fish 4-5"+ that could work well in a species only tank.
also, no convicts.
 
I'd have to say no, based on the possibility that the male might reach 12". It'd be ok for a while, but I doubt it would work for you long term. You might get away with a pair of nics. Maybe dempseys, if the male doesn't get too big. Severum would probably work ok. Basically the larger fish (typically male) needs to be less than 10", I would think.
 
I would say no. You will need more space for 2 GTs. If you like the Green Terrors then take a look at some Blue Acaras. They are very simaliar to GT's but only grow to about 7" or so. They also are alot less aggressive then most Cichlids. A Male/Female pair of Blues would work nice in a 55g
 
thank you, due to some research i now say that i am content to settle with 2 JD's in a potential 55. Strange though, one site mentioned breeding a JD and a GT. Wow! thats gotta be some good looking fry!
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what?! :duh: you can have a pair of gts in a 55 gallon dude!!! :D ..... and nooo one can tell me no you cant.... no im joking but seriously you can have them but they have to be male and female. :clap:
 
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