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Well, got the aggression figured out!
I was looking on the net and identified it as a magenta, not orchid. (Pseudochromis porphyreus) I guess he will be living solitary...unless shrimp are o.k. with them? |
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I haven't actually had a dotty back, so I'm not 100% sure a shrimp would be okay with one. However, I don't think dotty backs eat shrimp. I hope someone with experience in this area will speak up with the right answer
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Likely he will eat the shrimp, or just pick its legs off
With the tank being so small, likely he'll be living on his own from now on. Most other small fishes for a nano are too docile to put in with a dottyback.
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I had a shrimp and a purpledotty back in my 6 gallon nano. The dottyback bullied my shrimp, who had been living in the tank much longer, and I eventually riped apart the tank to get the dottyback out.
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