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They are social fish in the wild. I think where most go wrong is that they try a pair or a trio at most, where one rogue fish can easily start to bully/kill off the other(s).
I have a group of 5 and so far all is well, no bickering at all. They are in with some very mature fish though, which I also believe is going to help with them getting along long term. They have so much to worry about as far as the other fish are concerned that they don't have time to fight amongst one another. At least I'm hoping so :)
Although social in the wild, in captivity they are quite intolerant of one another, unless they are a bonded pr. By keeping a group two will most certainly form a pr, then the group will slowly get whittled down. Aggression isn't even all that noticeable, but it is enough to lead to their deaths one at a time.They are social fish in the wild. I think where most go wrong is that they try a pair or a trio at most, where one rogue fish can easily start to bully/kill off the other(s).
I have a group of 5 and so far all is well, no bickering at all. They are in with some very mature fish though, which I also believe is going to help with them getting along long term. They have so much to worry about as far as the other fish are concerned that they don't have time to fight amongst one another. At least I'm hoping so :)