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help on my new red devil and dempsy

Discussion in 'Fish and Aquarium - all types' started by red devil lover, Apr 5, 2006.

  1. red devil lover

    red devil lover New Member

    hey guys i jus got a 30 gallon tank and i jus bought a red devil and a dempsy iam not planing to buy more fish just stick with those 2 can u guys tell me if they can live or not or any info about them thanx
     
  2. tyler_medeiros

    tyler_medeiros New Member

    sorry to say but 30 gallons is way to small for either of them not to mention both.
     
  3. red devil lover

    red devil lover New Member

    how big do they grow?
     
  4. red devil lover

    red devil lover New Member

    crush my red devil

    hey guys ok when i go by the tank crush (red devi) follows me and like when i sit down by the tank he like stands right in frunt of me not scared. but the kool part is when i close open my mouth it does the same thing i do i mean i know the breath but like if i keep it open for a wile he odes the same. its so kool if u guys know any more tricks i can teach him tell me. thanx
     
  5. tyler_medeiros

    tyler_medeiros New Member

    Both fish can get up to a foot long. Average i would say being 10 inches.
    They both would need no less than 50 gallons each.
     
  6. t_chelle16

    t_chelle16 New Member

    And that's just in terms of bioload. Due to their extremely aggressive nature, you'll probably need a lot more (like 180 for the pair) to provide them each with lots of territory and room to escape. Even that might not be enough, though. Most people can't keep any tankmates with RD's so you might be better off getting 2 50+ gallon tanks and separating them.

    -Chelle
     

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