Tapah, Wallago, Killer Catfish, Man-Eating Catfish, Helicopter Catfish, Freshwater Sh
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If the space is large enough and you not put only two or three fishes, they will fine. When I first put my H. Wyckii, my marulius did not take it easy, they both fought. But as there's winner and looser, finally they can get along. My Marulius given up his teritorial space to wyckii and moved to other side of tank. And all live in peace since thenDelhezi222;2348994; said:Hampala, your wallago look awesome!
The fact that they're kept with numerous tankmates just adds to the awesomeness!
You are asking about two diff wallago's. Wallago Leeri, shown in the pics, is alot more dosile and will get along with other larger fish. Wallago Attu on the other hand is viscous and will pester and attack other fish unless they are much larger than them and even then may pose problems and they have a mean set of chompers and are very territorial.
as promised. sorry for bad quality pic. The tank has 1 m wide and outdoor. Can not take clear pics of all my wallago as too blur to be shown. The light effect and black background give contribution to these blur pics. The wide also make it difficult to take clear pics.
The tank is consist of H. Wyckii, marble gobbies, wallagos, tigers, gars, bala sharks, marulius, obscura, chitala, peruno and some unknown catfishes
i have a roughly 30" wallago attu in my 240 along with a south american red tail about 16" and a niger 10" and a sun cat 9" and a couple of common plecos. I had a couple of dovii that were small but rtc i believe gave them a new home. anyway i have not had any issues with the current population but my attu does have a deffinitive taste for aro as he has eaten three in the past size range being from 10 to 20 inches two silvers and a jardini.
