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Andy
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Hi everyone,

How big a chance would the average oto have surviving if it was in the same tank as a 4-5 inch dorad?

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Post by Silurus »

What kind of dorad?
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I've got a full grown (three inch) anadorus grypus and a three inch platydoras in one tank and four one inch astrodoras asterifrons in with a two inch agamyxis pectifrons.
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Post by DeepFriedIctalurus »

Well Andy they sounds pretty safe to me unless the Otos are absolutely tiny (like 1cm). Talking cats aren't exactly what anyone would call efficient predators...unless you're a snail..
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