Mlrust1816
Aquarium Advice Regular
First of all I have a 20 gallon tank with 2 Bolivian Rams, 2 Honey Gouramis, 3 Corys, and 3 Ghost Shrimp
The two Bolivian Rams I have are unfortunately both males. The do show some aggression towards each other but I have heard that they wont hurt each other just act territorial towards one another.
The thing that suprised me was that the smaller of the two is the one who seems to be more dominant, I say this because the smaller one is far more active and patrols the whole front portion of the tank, limiting the bigger Ram from the more open areas in front. So he ends up spending most of its time in back sitting still
It also appears that the bigger Ram isn't getting as much food.
Is this a thing where the bigger Ram will build some confidence and end up getting a better territory then the smaller Ram
The two Bolivian Rams I have are unfortunately both males. The do show some aggression towards each other but I have heard that they wont hurt each other just act territorial towards one another.
The thing that suprised me was that the smaller of the two is the one who seems to be more dominant, I say this because the smaller one is far more active and patrols the whole front portion of the tank, limiting the bigger Ram from the more open areas in front. So he ends up spending most of its time in back sitting still
It also appears that the bigger Ram isn't getting as much food.
Is this a thing where the bigger Ram will build some confidence and end up getting a better territory then the smaller Ram