Thanks everyone for your replies, and sorry had been busy.
Thanks much Finwin and Ruturaj for your advise on plants, Well, I dropped a plan for the FH my friend wanted to give me, instead, I introduced a new baby Kamfa (1 inch) and still a fry/baby. Regarding divider, at this age, I don't think they will be able to ramming through, but keeping my eyes on them now. Well, I opened divider after Kamfa settled down for two days. Mango started chasing him, but not much crazily. Mango is bigger than new guest so Mango is trying to harass new guest but Kamfa is swift and not letting Mango to come near him.
Now my worry (well, Parrot and Kamfa keeping together) is accident happens, fins can be nipped off by each other, but my silent observation for 2 hours constant, it doesn't seem to happening, well, we never know. Keeping divider is not great for both of them, 37 gallons is divided in two definite parts which slow growth, and kind of cruel for sure.
As of now, I have two hiding spots, first one is a feet tall artificial plant which have 6-7 big leaves, and a small ornament rock with two holes for hide-out. I am going to put some clay pots (which I like the most and safest options I've experience so far).. Though, nervous about keeping them without divider.
Tomorrow, I will be adding few plants in there, plus, thinking about those live plants.. not sure whether it will be enough for both of them to avoid targeting each other, instead they should get distracted.
Food wise, Mango eats well, also on the third day of Kamfa Mango is allowing Kamfa fry to get to the top to catch some food. No worries there..
Unfortunately, I don't have enough room (as of now) to accommodate 55+ gallons to keep them both for enough growth.
Mango's finnages are erected while looking at Kamfa fry, chase for a second but when Kamfa disappears, Mango gets back to his business.
I'm really confused, to be very frank, for keeping these two guys together, I love them both, Mango is sweet, Kamfa is my love and I couldn't resist Kamfa to order (impulse buy), and he is so gorgeous, pearls on fins, head wrapping pearls, head popping up a little, fair square body, great sunken eyes, fins are proportion, his tail is strong, belly curve is lovely, strong personality at this age, great turquoise (blue and green with pink tint) color, thick pearls.. I mean, sorry, I kept going, but couldn't resist..
Please forgive me for my madness and Please advise.. (I know it's difficult to advise in this situation, but kindly try)
)
Thanks much Finwin and Ruturaj for your advise on plants, Well, I dropped a plan for the FH my friend wanted to give me, instead, I introduced a new baby Kamfa (1 inch) and still a fry/baby. Regarding divider, at this age, I don't think they will be able to ramming through, but keeping my eyes on them now. Well, I opened divider after Kamfa settled down for two days. Mango started chasing him, but not much crazily. Mango is bigger than new guest so Mango is trying to harass new guest but Kamfa is swift and not letting Mango to come near him.
Now my worry (well, Parrot and Kamfa keeping together) is accident happens, fins can be nipped off by each other, but my silent observation for 2 hours constant, it doesn't seem to happening, well, we never know. Keeping divider is not great for both of them, 37 gallons is divided in two definite parts which slow growth, and kind of cruel for sure.
As of now, I have two hiding spots, first one is a feet tall artificial plant which have 6-7 big leaves, and a small ornament rock with two holes for hide-out. I am going to put some clay pots (which I like the most and safest options I've experience so far).. Though, nervous about keeping them without divider.
Tomorrow, I will be adding few plants in there, plus, thinking about those live plants.. not sure whether it will be enough for both of them to avoid targeting each other, instead they should get distracted.
Food wise, Mango eats well, also on the third day of Kamfa Mango is allowing Kamfa fry to get to the top to catch some food. No worries there..
Unfortunately, I don't have enough room (as of now) to accommodate 55+ gallons to keep them both for enough growth.
Mango's finnages are erected while looking at Kamfa fry, chase for a second but when Kamfa disappears, Mango gets back to his business.
I'm really confused, to be very frank, for keeping these two guys together, I love them both, Mango is sweet, Kamfa is my love and I couldn't resist Kamfa to order (impulse buy), and he is so gorgeous, pearls on fins, head wrapping pearls, head popping up a little, fair square body, great sunken eyes, fins are proportion, his tail is strong, belly curve is lovely, strong personality at this age, great turquoise (blue and green with pink tint) color, thick pearls.. I mean, sorry, I kept going, but couldn't resist..
Please forgive me for my madness and Please advise.. (I know it's difficult to advise in this situation, but kindly try)
)
