The key for that will be strong powerful filtration. Oscars require a tank measuring at least 70 inches (about 180 cm) with a capacity of 100 gallons and up (about 400 liters). Due to its eating habit (messy eater that produces a lot of waste) water changes should perform often and powerful filtration system is essential.
Oscars grow relatively large, aggressive and are messy fish. If there is sufficent room in the tank and the Oscars are of similar size it would be possible. Just feed current Oscar first, turn off the aquarium lights and perhaps rearrange the aquariums decorations as you add the next one. Fish are more passive when full, having the tank dark decreases stress on both fish to make the introduction easier and rearranging the tank decor will sometimes pacify some territorial fish.
Snails can help by eating leftover food and algae, but they may not clean the tank entirely. It's still important to do regular water changes and tank maintenance to keep the water clean and healthy for your African dwarf frogs.
There is no need. Breeding usually only takes place in a very large tank. Oscars are substrate spawners and will lay from 200 to 2000 eggs at a time. After three or four days, the eggs hatch. The fry is then transported to other location in order to protect them from potential predators. Oscars tend and guard their young and known to be good parents.
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.
absolutely......NOT you are on drugs if you think so Oscars are very beautiful fish and deserve atleast a 30 gallon. if you would keep it in a 10 it will stop growing on the outside but on the inside they wont stop and eventually die from internal bleeding
yes they can
The Oscar fish naturally stay calm when they are in a pair.keeping more than two Oscars in the same fish tank can cause then to get aggressiveso keep two Oscars at the max in one tank.
put some snails in the tank
If the tank is large enough. For rearing young Oscars a 50 gallon tank is about right for 5 fish.
No problem. Your filters are rated to clean up to or no more than 75 gallons of water. Less water is OK. 55 gallons is great size tank and your filters should keep it nice and clean. Your Oscars should be very happy. Don't forget to change the filters every couple of weeks. Have fun.
There are a variety of fish that can keep a tank clean. The type of fish will depend on the type of aquarium setup. In a freshwater tank, different types of plecostomus are most common.
Just keep the cage clean. and clean it like u would clean a fish tank.
clean it every 2-3 months depending upon location of tank if it gets a lot of sunlight or no sun light. Add simple chemicals to keep to water clean and balance.
I do
clean its tank two to three weeks
you must clean out your fish tank on a daily basis (every day) and tohelpkeep the tank cleaner get some algae eaters and(or) some snails but you would still have to keep cleaning your tank every day.
If your tank is at least 8 foot long by 2 foot high by 2 foot deep you may get away with a couple of each.