Hi everyone! this is my first post and I guess I should give you all the info on my tank,
29g tropical with 4 bleeding heart tetra's, 6 cardinal tetra's,4 cory's,1 3" pleco and a feeder guppy that hitched a ride when I got the pleco.
Now some history, up until a week ago it had three fantail goldfish, the pleco and the guppie. Everyone got on very well. I adopted the three goldfish out to a new 75g tank, waited a few days and then added the B/H tetra's and the cory's, waited a few more days and added the cardinals.
Everyone seems to be doing very well the only problem being that the guppie is chasing and nipping at the cardinals... he keeps them hearded into one corner of the tank and they almost never come out.
the tank has plenty of hiding places ie. plants, caves,a tree stump (all decor is fake) but the guppy just seems to want the whole tank to himself. He is acting like some of the tiger barbs I've seem going after other fish at the LFS. Is there anything I can do or should I move him? He's actually nipped off a piece of one of the cardinals fins.
thanks,
Ben.
29g tropical with 4 bleeding heart tetra's, 6 cardinal tetra's,4 cory's,1 3" pleco and a feeder guppy that hitched a ride when I got the pleco.
Now some history, up until a week ago it had three fantail goldfish, the pleco and the guppie. Everyone got on very well. I adopted the three goldfish out to a new 75g tank, waited a few days and then added the B/H tetra's and the cory's, waited a few more days and added the cardinals.
Everyone seems to be doing very well the only problem being that the guppie is chasing and nipping at the cardinals... he keeps them hearded into one corner of the tank and they almost never come out.
the tank has plenty of hiding places ie. plants, caves,a tree stump (all decor is fake) but the guppy just seems to want the whole tank to himself. He is acting like some of the tiger barbs I've seem going after other fish at the LFS. Is there anything I can do or should I move him? He's actually nipped off a piece of one of the cardinals fins.
thanks,
Ben.