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by **cichlidfishadmin** on Sun Sep 16, 2001 11:05 pm

Maybe. If the tank is big enough it's no problem either way.

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by **Adam** on Mon Sep 17, 2001 12:00 am

Generally fish less then 6 inches in length are more likely to take to newcomers as Joe says the tank size is a primary factor to compatibility. The ratio is 50-60 gallons for 1 fish, and 20-30 gallons for ever fish there after, that is for adult size fish.

Adam

Website · by **jrskbm** on Thu Nov 01, 2001 3:51 am

definitely get the new one soon, as i have found that oscars hit "puberty" so to speak at about 4-6" and males will fight with other males, perhaps to the death. you'll need at least 75 gallons to accomodate 2 oscars. if you do this, you should be ok.

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If I have a young Oscar in a tank and the add one a few months later, will they fight

If I have a young Oscar in a tank and the add one a few months later, will they fight

If I have a young Oscar in a tank and the add one a few months later, will they fight

If I have a young Oscar in a tank and the add one a few months later, will they fight

If I have a young Oscar in a tank and the add one a few months later, will they fight

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