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Fingerling
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male usa
What would be a good roomate for a full grown flower horn in a 125 gallon? I would like to get something else but would the flower horn kill it?
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Jason_R_S
 
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if the flowerhorn is full grown, then I'd say there's a very good chance he/she will kill any other cichlids you put in the tank.
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Indeed. Flowerhorns are very aggressive fish when fully grown, they'll attack and kill much larger fish. Even such fish as jack dempseys and oscars probably wouldn't stand a chance against the awesome power of a big 'ol flowerhorn.



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Cup_of_Lifenoodles
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I guess it depends on the actual fish. Flowerhorns have a wide variety of temperments, being a hybrid species and all, therefore, it's hard to tell outright what would happen of you were to introduce a new fish into the tank. I wouldn't risk it, though.
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sauce
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get a bigger tank and try a trimac, heavy bodied and colorful. right now sounds like your fish is stuck solo.
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