[freakgasolinefightaccident]

Overall agression and danger towards other fish,midas or red devil?

 

[mdmedicine]

Overall agression and danger towards other fish,midas or red devil?

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Red Devil?

 

[shutter13]

depends on personality of the fish....

but in general red devils are more aggressive i think

 

[mdmedicine]

True true

 

[Fido]

Midas man MIDAS

 

[piranha45]

kittens

 

[SirOneEighty]

I haven't seen any aquarium kittens in a LONG time.

 

[piranha45]

oh but I've found all kittens to be submersible. Double-up a couple plastic garbage bags, toss a couple large stones in with the kitties and tie the ends down very good, you will find they work quite well in a 75g setup.

 

[Kory]

P45

 

[Dave Hasselhoff]

hahahahahahah that picture is hilarious

 

[piranha45]

^^

 

[Kory]

p45's old avatar of choice

 

[WorldBelow07]

haha

 

[lemmywinks]

P45

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and it is entirly up to the individual fish. both are very similar

 

[Fido]

and it is entirly up to the individual fish. both are very similar

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I would hardly say the Amphilophus citrinellum is nearly as similar as a Cichlasoma labiatum. Books have said Midas is much more aggressive.

 

[lemmywinks]

I would hardly say the Amphilophus citrinellum is nearly as similar as a Cichlasoma labiatum. Books have said Midas is much more aggressive.

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trust me on this. dont beleive everything you read

many books are outdated. like how you posted cichlasoma labiatum

if you werent going out of a book when you wrote that you would know that cichlasoma is a very outdated name when refering to cichlids

and yes, they do have very similar personalities, no matter what any book says

 

[Fido]

if i cant learn from books, what can i do to learn... (no flame intended) I just read and hope that the author knows what they talk about.

 

[lemmywinks]

if i cant learn from books, what can i do to learn... (no flame intended) I just read and hope that the author knows what they talk about.

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books provide alot of good info. It's just that not eveything in books is 100% acurate. I've read a few diffrent cichlid books and when I get to something that is obviosuly incorrect I just laugh a litte

IMO, the best way to learn about cichlids and other fish is to hear from the owners themselves. such as on fish forums

 

[bobme]

I think a real! red devil wins.