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Rope Fish Aggressive. rope fish are not aggressive but can eat smaller fish, so careful consideration is needed when selecting tank mates. Aggressive cichlids (such as convicts and oscars ) should be avoided. First, avoid housing rope fish with aggressive cichlids, such as flower horns or oscars. especially small fish, like tetras and danios, will quickly become a snack for your ropefish. Generally, compatibility issues can be avoided by keeping in mind a couple of important points. rope fish aren’t an aggressive species and you don’t see them attacking tank mates in general. when keeping rope fish one must consider its increasing size over time which may cause aggression towards smaller fishes thus, proper attention should be given by providing adequate space accordingly without endangering them from being an intended mealtime snack! You should also avoid adding invertebrates. i have been watching my two ropes and one is definitely being aggressive towards the other. aggressive, territorial species will harass the rope fish. when selecting tank mates, ensure that you avoid.

Aggressive cichlids (such as convicts and oscars ) should be avoided. rope fish are not aggressive but can eat smaller fish, so careful consideration is needed when selecting tank mates. when keeping rope fish one must consider its increasing size over time which may cause aggression towards smaller fishes thus, proper attention should be given by providing adequate space accordingly without endangering them from being an intended mealtime snack! especially small fish, like tetras and danios, will quickly become a snack for your ropefish. aggressive, territorial species will harass the rope fish. i have been watching my two ropes and one is definitely being aggressive towards the other. rope fish aren’t an aggressive species and you don’t see them attacking tank mates in general. Generally, compatibility issues can be avoided by keeping in mind a couple of important points. You should also avoid adding invertebrates. when selecting tank mates, ensure that you avoid.

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Rope Fish Aggressive Generally, compatibility issues can be avoided by keeping in mind a couple of important points. You should also avoid adding invertebrates. First, avoid housing rope fish with aggressive cichlids, such as flower horns or oscars. Aggressive cichlids (such as convicts and oscars ) should be avoided. especially small fish, like tetras and danios, will quickly become a snack for your ropefish. rope fish aren’t an aggressive species and you don’t see them attacking tank mates in general. aggressive, territorial species will harass the rope fish. when selecting tank mates, ensure that you avoid. when keeping rope fish one must consider its increasing size over time which may cause aggression towards smaller fishes thus, proper attention should be given by providing adequate space accordingly without endangering them from being an intended mealtime snack! rope fish are not aggressive but can eat smaller fish, so careful consideration is needed when selecting tank mates. Generally, compatibility issues can be avoided by keeping in mind a couple of important points. i have been watching my two ropes and one is definitely being aggressive towards the other.