Well, there is sense in the claim that two pygo's have a go at each other (the hierarchical nature of Pygo's), but it's not carved in stone. There are plenty of examples of two Pygo's getting along just fine.elTwitcho said:I'd leave the two for a while, see if they get along. I don't think there's any evidence or sense in the two pygo rule so there's no reason to think you have any less chance of it working than with three (which obviously did not work). Best of luck dude, I know what it's like to lose your favorite pygo in a tank, mine went three weeks ago and the other fish are still too scared to go in his former half of the tank![]()
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Fish keeping in general man, they never seem to die in sensible ways like other pets, it's always so random and something stupid like jumping out of the tank, getting eaten by tankmates they'd previously got along with, dying of some mystery disease that had no symptoms and no warning, power going out and killing your nitrifying bacteria... Ugh, I wish just once my fish could die in an understandable way like cats or dogs, if my green terror got hit by a car, I could deal with thatJudazzz said:I've been there too: my favorite Red died mysteriously last summer: sometimes piranha keeping really stinks...![]()
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Yeah... In the evening Ed the red was doing just fine, the next day he was face-down in the gravelelTwitcho said:Ugh, I wish just once my fish could die in an understandable way like cats or dogs, if my green terror got hit by a car, I could deal with that![]()
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