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FAQs on the Flowerhorn Cichlid Compatibility Related Articles:
Flowerhorn Cichlids, Cichlid Fishes,
Related FAQs:
Flowerhorns,
Flowerhorn Identification,
Flowerhorn Behavior,
Flowerhorn Selection,
Flowerhorn Systems,
Flowerhorn Feeding,
Flowerhorn Disease,
Flowerhorn Reproduction,
Cichlids,
Dwarf
South American Cichlids, African Cichlids,
Angelfishes, Discus,
Chromides, Neotropical
Cichlids,
Feisty, like most cichlids, when
"in the mood"... reproducing.
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Please help, FH reading... comp.
4/22/08
I recently bought a Red Cherry Flowerhorn (I believe that's what it's
called) We had it in a tank with an Oscar both are about the same size, about 4
inches, they we're fine the first day but on day 2 the Flowerhorn started
picking on the Oscar.
<Very typical>
We ended up putting the Oscar in a separate tank to make sure he didn't get
killed. Should we keep them separated, or was something like that normal?
<The latter>
Also since we've had our Flowerhorn it's eyes have changed from the orangish/
reddish color they were when we got it to a medium/light blue for a while and
then back to the reddish/orange once again. Is this normal? What causes that
happen?
<Can change, mostly a matter of our perception though, reflection from the rear
of the eyes... Bob Fenner>
Thanks so much!!!
Flowerhorn With Stingray - 02/06/07
Hey! Guys! Keep Rocking! I have a 30 x 15 x 15 tank with a Flowerhorn in it!
The guy is around 5".I was thinking of adding a stingray to it! All I need to
know is:
1) Do they stay along together?
<The Flowerhorn is very territorial and eventually would fight and pick on the
stingray.>
2) Does the ray stay in a bare bottom tank or fine golden sand is MUST?
< Stingrays come from sandy to muddy bottoms. They like to cover themselves with
sand to hide. He would feel stressed in a bare tank.>
3) Is it as hardy as the Flowerhorn or it requires fine water conditions?
< The stingray usually do better in soft acidic water. The Flowerhorn doesn't
care about water chemistry.>
Thanks in advance. Regards
< Overall I would not recommend putting these two together.-Chuck>
<<Aside from that, this is vastly too small of an aquarium for any species of
stingray. -SCF>>
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