You have the go!
Cheers!
My experience with keeping apistos has been limited to small setups. Was just wondering if it's possible to keep 2 pairs of the same species in a large 4x2x2 tank, or does the territoriality extend to such a large area?
i'm not looking to breed them, so fry survivability is not an issue
You have the go!
Cheers!
Cheers!
Benetay
i have the go?![]()

I think what he meant is if you are not bothered about them breeding. You can go ahead with 2 pairs. Or even more then 2 pairs. Why don't you do a all male tank? This way, you can keep many different species together without aggression that arises from their breeding activities.
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I thought what he meant was that you can go ahead...![]()
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ok just wanted to make sure
I recently purchased 2 pairs of wild bitaeniatas...i did think of an all male tank, but bitaeniatas are hard to come by and usually come in pairs, so i just grab as they come on salehence I have 2 pairs now and have to drop the idea of an all male tank

Your all time favourite of bitaeniatas,let them spawn for more quality fries.
I had tried 2 pairs in a 2x1X1.5 with 3 caves,vijieta and agassizii,no problem.
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No problem at all, Yixiang, you can put more pairs inside... If you really want all males, won't they royal rumble??? Kind of miss WWF... Hahahaaa![]()
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haha more pairs...good. i'm planning trips to HK and Taiwan next year, perhaps i'll bring back more wild bitaeniatas for a bitaeniata rojak in my 422. then all the fish except the tetras will be wildvery tempting thought!
Wah anymore place to count me in??? Can help me bring some wilds back too???
Actually 4ft very huge.. If well planted, you can't really sees them if they keep hiding till feeding time.
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That's what i mean too... But really can't see whether they alive or dead.. One more thing must take note.. Very hard to catch them..!Just make sure it's heavily planted. And i mean jungle type of heavily planted.![]()
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IMO, one pair to every 3 feet.2 pairs of the same species in a large 4x2x2 tank
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