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Omega one is better than Hikari. NLS is the best. I feed Hikari and Omega one to my oscars. Along with frozen beef heart, frozen blood worms (and freeze dried) brine shrimp as well.

How big is your Oscar? And how big is the Sev? They seem to get to 2.5 to 3 inches pretty quick. They WILL get messed up by an Oscar if the oscar doesn't like them. Firemouths are all bark no bite. I had one in with my Oscar for a little while and they got along fine. If he is getting attacked...

Clown Pleco. Bristlenose Pleco.

Way too big. You can add a GT or JD after the other is introduced if the tank size permits.

No ghost knife. I think with the rest of that stock you'd be okay, maybe another schooling fish. Giant dainos, silver dollars.

Rivers not true. He can add one later. It doesn't give them any better chances surviving by adding them at the same time. Also I would NOT add a GT and a JD in a 75. That is too small. Almost like two oscars ina 75.

Should be fine. Sevs are usually bluffers like firemouths.

Could also look at a firemouth instead of a convict.

Okay, here you go. Green Terrors need 55 gallons, JD needs a 55. 2 Cons, especially breeding, need a tank to themselves, that would be at least 40 gallons. Stick to one algae eater, maybe a bristlenose pleco. Stocking Idea: Choose One: JD GT And then, 6 tiger barbs, 1 Pleco. One convict.

I have two oscars in a 110 gallon tank. Ones 4 inches ones 3 1/2 I really love them.

55/75 minimum. 110 for two. Bloodowrms beef heart and krill are good too.

Clown Pleco.

Zero definitely.

When you do maintenance it should only take a few primes.

Are you giving it a second after priming? Also check the tubes. One is in one is out, make sure you have the out hooked up to the spray bar and the in hooked up to the intake tube. I did the same thing.