Adding fish in with an oscar...?

You can try a couple more pictus, but watch for any aggression to new comers, which there is likely to be, from your oscar. Pictus's barbels are easily nipped.

Think of your Oscar, especially as he's mature, as a hormonal teenager with a very bad attitude that doesn't like anyone disrespectin' or going in their room. If your oscar could march out the tank, slam a few doors and tell u he hates u, he probably would!

This one is complicated to respond to for particular, yet i'm rather beneficial in my journey that the respond would be sure. Oscars are very smart fish, and now and lower back make some unusual buddies-- yet regularly, the case is that a solo Oscar turns into territorial, and something dropped into the tank is seen nutrition. once you're desperate to aim the babies, your ultimate wager may be to have the babies of their very own tank, and then as quickly as they have acclimated, upload the grown Oscar. subsequently, he's no longer in his very own territory, and subsequently won't have the ability to be territorial.. The babies are no longer likely to gang up on a much bigger fish, and subsequently a residing association may be made. the 2nd reason that it is your ultimate option is that it is not going that your contemporary tank is sufficiently enormous for 3 grown Oscars. I hear the excuse "i gets a much bigger tank while they outgrow their contemporary tank," way too a lot, and no one ever does. save your self the worry and placed funds right into a tank it quite is a minimum of seventy 5 to ninety gallons for 3 grown Oscars. in case you're no longer keen, i might in simple terms stick to the single. He needs a sturdy 30 gallons minimum to himself besides.

i know something i did a bad mistake with mine i put an oscar and a red devil together well lets jus say the devil one so we took him back and got a golden severum man they fight here and there but nvr like the red and oscar but every body said not to mix them and i didnt listen so they are with me none died but u should get a

red devil or maybe

peakock bass they are so pretty

the best thing is another oscar close to the same size.

anything smaller will be considered food, and will less likely have a territorial fight on your hands

Arowana. it goes along with oscar's. they also eat the same meal..which is guppies.

-another oscar

-red devil (if you get a fierce one, your oscar may lose the fight so be careful)

-any big or bigger fish.