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If its small enough to fit in its mouth it will most likely be eaten. I've seen mine eat a neon tetra whole. The shark would go well unless it gets aggressive enough to attack the african butterfly, they act big and scary but they aren't really. They look awesome when you feed them live crickets.

The only time it has gone below the surface was when I first did water changes the the african butterfly in the tank but it rarely goes below the surface. I have kept them successfully with some killifish and they got along well, the african butterfly rarely gets disturbed except for the odd...

I got an african butterfly, black ghost knife and a striped peacock eel

Zacharylayton94 is my channel. Ill sub if you sub to me

A work in progress but its still coming along nicely

I have these white, short hair like strands all over the back glass of my aquarium and on my thin Val and java moss. What can I do to get rid of it or what kind of fish will eat it? Only my whiptail catfish seems to enjoy it but his mouth is too small to make a real difference. I recently...

I got a beautiful 6cm 333 for $45 from my source.

I agree our prices are stupid. This particular specimen was no larger then 4cm and had some torn fins. People would have to be retarded to pay that sort of money. I mostly get my fish from private breeders for this reason.

He's always exploring, I've never seen him burrow, he sometimes sits on top of my heater or wraps himself around the filter intake and observes the tank, he's so cool. It's in a 220L tank with plants and sand substrate

http://youtu.be/KL8KKeKyT8Q My knife fish does this sometimes, he skims along just under the waters surface and it appears that he is looking for food

Just got this guy today, is now in competition with my BGK as tank favorite.

Much much better since I added 2 more clowns, they are slow growers so I have plenty of time to save haha

Tank is 220 L with plenty of hiding spaces. I'm getting more clowns and upgrading to at LEAST a 6x2x2 soon. Hopefully this fixes the problems I'm having.

I think I might just be paranoid but my loaches might be sick. Against my better judgement I picked up two clowns from a crowded bare bottom tank from my LFS. (Soon to get some more from somewhere else if I can figure this out) The larger one seems to have faded colours, a very slight white haze...

Go for the kuhlis I say! Mine are fascinating to watch and they play nice with all my bottom dwellers.

They aggressiveness will get worse once it has established a territory too

I don't mean to come off as rude but you obviously don't know very much about your "baby". First of all red tailed sharks are an aggressive and territorial fish, these traits are heightened in smaller tanks. They will try to jump out of a tank if the water quality is poor. You are not going to...

Many people will tell you that BGKs each have a different personality. My 7 inch ghost plays nice with everything in my tank including my neon tetras but others will tell you that theirs are aggressive towards fish that are smaller. Generally they go well with other semi-aggressive fish.