Post Pictures of your Predators

usually use a large styrofoam box lined with plastic (garbage bag). Getting them into the box is a big hassle.

With bichirs its easiest to drain the tank until its 1/3 full and trick them into going into a piece of PVC pipe, once in close both ends with your hands and place into the box. Their dorsal fins are extremely sharp, and when threatened they stick them up and stab you.
 
Thanks, Spartan. Your aro/bichir tank is inspirational as always.

Wildcats- I know that some people have been able to keep very high bodied fish with wolves, but I've had little success cohabitating fish with wolves. One exception is that my big female doesn't bother otocynclus cats (presumably b/c they are so tiny it's hardly worth the effort of catching one).
 
My only indoor fish, I love this guy.

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My "closest to what you had in mind" predator:

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ras- really? I dont think I would want to chance having a fish get eaten by a wolf. thats strange that they dont eat otos the second my bichirs noticed it was a fish it was gone lol I know you told me once before but how big of a tank would a rainbow wolf need?
 
Spartan, your green aro is IMO the most beautiful fish I've ever seen. It's too bad that we can't have asians here.
 
Damon, what type of cichlid is that? It's very lovely :D
 
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