74 to 87 degrees Fahrenheit, but they like 77 degrees Fahrenheit because it reduces stress and diseases they may catch.
Oscars are a warm water fish and the aquarium should be maintained at 76° F to 78° F.
Actually the Oscar won't fight. I had a red-belled pacu in a tank with an Oscar and I came home one day and the pacu had eaten the Oscar and a kissing fish and a parrot fish. They aren't suppose to eat fish their size but I think mine taps more into the nature of his piranha cousins than most. If you get both just be careful and make sure the Oscar is bigger and dominant. On the contrary every Oscar and every pacu has different personalities. Some will fight some will not. I have an Oscar in a 1500 gallon tank that hates pacu. And I've got a pacu that hates Oscars... So you never know...
no the Oscar will eat it. i bought an albino clawed frog and my Oscar at it the frog was in the tank for ten min. I had a couple of the albino frogs in the tank with several large Oscars and a synadontis catfish for years. Needless to say when i got the Oscars the frogs were larger than them and unable to eat them so i think that helped a lot. One of the frogs did happen to get eaten by the catfish though when I was transproting them to my new apartment.
Not very effectively since Koi are coldwater fish and Oscars are tropical.http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Can_Oscar_Koi_Carp_be_Tank_Mates&action=edit§ion=new
One Oscar needs around 20 Gals. Two can survive in about 30 gals. If you wish to rear Oscars you will need at least 5 young fish to avoid deaths from bullying and you will need to house them in at least a 50 Gallon tank.
This is not an easy job. Get a clean 5 gallon bucket. Not an old one, but a new one that has never been used. Clean it with WATER. No soaps, no detergents. Take enough water out of the tank to fill the bucket. Place the fish in the bucket. Drain the tank enough to make it light enough for two or three people to carry without dropping it. BE CAREFUL! Once the tank is downstairs, refill the tank. De-chlorinate the water. Add the proper amounts of aquarium salts and Stress Zyme. Try to get the tank refilled as close to the original temperature as possible. Place the Oscar back into the tank and leave it alone for several hours. It will shock a bit, but the fish should be back to normal in a day or two. Oscars are hearty and tough fish. Good luck!
No oscar will eat it
How long does it take for a oscar to get used to a new tank
It is spelt TEMPERATURE.
that probably wouldn't be a good idea.. the Oscar will probably eat it.
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I have an Oscar Cichlid in the same tank as mine and I also used to have it with guppy's.
no you souldnt if you do they will be dead by the oxygen
If the tank is large enough. For rearing young Oscars a 50 gallon tank is about right for 5 fish.
A well set up and properly filtered 30 gallon tank would accommodate 1 oscar. It is recommended to have up to 55 gallon tank as they can grow up to 18 inches.
Yes can very well. Fish will only grow to the size of the tank so that means the Oscar will probably only get about 6 inches tops. And i would eventually upgrade to a 30 gal tank withing the next 6 months.
Possibly the aquarium is too small for him/her and it is trying too escape the confines of the tank.
Yes it will be fine and have room to grow