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25-03-2008, 07:26 PM
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My first response was "kill it, kill it with fire".
I had one once (well it was my dads, in my tank). Not in a small tank (well standard 3' tank) and it was a total jerk  . It was worse than the kribs... it was actually worse than a pair of cichlids that spawned in that tank. Basically either house it with fish that'll hit back, or exchange it, they are not community fish on the whole.
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10-04-2008, 11:30 AM
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I had an RTBS for years and he was a bit of a bully to begin with but (i think someone suggested this earlier) whenever we introduced new fish we cleaned the tank out first and moved/ replaced existing furniture so he was too busy finding new territory to bother the new fish - he lived quite happily alongside Japanese fighters, neons, angels, sword tails and loaches - as long as he had his own wee hidey hole (usually a boat or under a log) he was quite content.
Good luck with him, i think they're great wee fish.
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11-04-2008, 01:54 AM
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Lovely looking but little B*stards. Mine killed a few of my fish. I'd not have one again. It liked getting the platies and mainly red fish though....
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