thanks for the advice i wont put any other fish in with the wolf fish... the reason that i asked about the crawfish is b/c i had one kill a 6" oscar. the crawfish got a good shot on the oscars belly and ripped it open... and i was worried about this happening again b/c the wolf fish is a scaleless fish
questoin about wolf fish
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Actually, they have very large robust scales.
I wouldn't bother with the crafish, though, if I were you.
I wouldn't bother with the crafish, though, if I were you.
haha...soft???
they're basically armored. They may as well be.
Another thing, you had better make **** well sure that your tank is secure...because those guys can jump so well it amazes me. They dont look like they would...but man they can jump--hard. Keep your lid secured very well, make sure there are NO holes big enough for it to fit through...because it could very well do that.
A crayfish killed an oscar eh? Well idk bout that one, but he wouldnt be able to do that to a wolf.
they're basically armored. They may as well be.
Another thing, you had better make **** well sure that your tank is secure...because those guys can jump so well it amazes me. They dont look like they would...but man they can jump--hard. Keep your lid secured very well, make sure there are NO holes big enough for it to fit through...because it could very well do that.
A crayfish killed an oscar eh? Well idk bout that one, but he wouldnt be able to do that to a wolf.
yes, IDK = I don't know
I could see an Oscar getting mortally wounded by a crayfish. I've seen crays take out goldfish twice their length by grabbing the fish's throat, and Oscars are pretty soft. Like I said before, I wouldn't bother w/ the crayfish in the wolf fish tank.
I could see an Oscar getting mortally wounded by a crayfish. I've seen crays take out goldfish twice their length by grabbing the fish's throat, and Oscars are pretty soft. Like I said before, I wouldn't bother w/ the crayfish in the wolf fish tank.
