just to give hobbiest alternative idea on tankmates,
i want to share this video for you to appreciate. take note
that in two to three weeks, those huge pangasius will have their
own huge tank too.

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Beautiful looking oscars Paul... and I have never seen fish like that before. are they agressive? I want one

Very beautiful Paul... Your ID sharks are HUGE!!!

great pangs butty .......

Those ID sharks are gorgeous PAUL... i haven't seen one yet that size in such good condition.

Keep up the good work!

Warlock1977 wrote:

thanks Dave. you mean the ID sharks? no, they are gentle fish
but will suck all foods if the other will not compete for it.

Nickisue wrote:

Thanks Nicki, yes, IDS are quite huge now. the white is more
than 21 inches now. they started at less than 2 inches 2 years ago.

artemis1 wrote:
yeah, they are getting huge. my 5th time
to have more than 20 inches long.

biggamehunter wrote:

hey butty, we miss you! yes, they look great.
you know what, i started raising pang for food
in my early stage of fish keeping. but this time,
i became attached to them....

Wow they are great!!! My favorite types, ID Sharks and Oscars. And your video solved the problem i had, whether those two types can be kept together.
I have 2 white ID sharks (13-11 inch) and 2 tigers (2.5 - 3 inch), but they are in separate aquariums. I was thinking to put them together

what would be the tank size? ID sharks never sleep, thus, you need
to give space for resting oscar

What do yours have for tanksize to do all this swimming,Paul?

during their stay in my 4 ft x 24 x 21 tank, the pang never
go near the powerhead, thus, the resting place for my oscars.

when i move them to my 5tf x 21 x 21, the same set up, they
never go near the pump. ID sharks never sleep and always
hungry. i am in the process of assembling 6ft x 24 x 24 for
the pangasius alone. i will try how big they could grow.