Tiger Oscar Tropical Fish

12" tiger oscar Buy or Sell ... 12" tiger oscar for sale - £15 In very good condition. Collection only i'm afraid from Flintshire, North Wales.

Common Name(s): Oscar Fish, Common Oscar, Red Oscar, Tiger Oscar, Red Tiger Oscar, Marbled Cichlid ... They are regarded as one of the most intelligent tropical fish species and are ...

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The Oscar Fish at Just Tropical Fish ... Oscar. Genus name: Astronotus Ocellatus. Also known as: Velvet Cichlid, Marbled Cichlid, or by its colour/pattern ie Tiger Oscar, Red Oscar ...

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Tiger Oscar Care? ... simple as filling with water and putting the fish in, if the tank/filter is uncycled, the fish health will rapidly deteriorate as they are subjected ...

The Tiger Oscar is a color variation of Astronotus ocellatus Oscar. ... Oscars will eat a variety of meaty foods, including small fish and earthworms, Cichlid ...

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Oscars fish for sale at AquariumFish.net, a cichlid dealer and retail tropical fish store, where buying Red, Tiger, Pink, and Albino Oscars is easy and fun.

Astronotus ocellatus is a species of fish from the cichlid family known under a variety of common names including oscar, tiger oscar, velvet cichlid, ...

Oscar Fish for sale at AquariumFish.net, a cichlid dealer and retail tropical fish store, where buying Red, Tiger, Pink, and Albino Oscars is easy and fun.

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There are several neat colors for fish fanciers to enjoy, and the reasonable cost of the fish themselves make an Oscar fish tank one of the easier aquariums t o manage. ... The Oscar Fish, or Astronotus ocellatus as it is known to fancy fanciers, does come in albino forms, and the Albino Tiger Oscar is a particularly beautiful fish t...

i have just went and bought two pearl oscars and was looking for extra advice and tips on keeping them etc. i have a 410 litre tank which is around 4 and a half feet long. i have my PH at 7, temp at 25 degrees cel, i have got fake plants and have a number of caves around the tank for shelter. the fish i have put them in with is two siver dollars and two kissing gourami's.i have been feeding them a mixture of king british flake food, frozen blood worms and was given catfish pellets by the fish shop when i purchased them.i also now and again have blanched lettuce and cucumber in the tank for the kissers. the oscars are around 2 inches long at the moment and look very healthy. can anyone give me any usefull advice on keeping them, feeding them (foods that they love and how often to feed them it) how to tell if they are ill/happy, how quick they will grow etc. sorry for asking so many questions, id rather know too much than not enough and want them to lead a perfectly happy and healthy life. iv also heard that keeping just two oscars isnt the best idea so am considering getting a couple of tiger oscars to keep everything fine and they will also that way have a chance to pair off. thanks very much for any advice.

I recently got a 40 gallon tank. I'm going with freshwater tropical and i want to ad some more fish to my tank. I already have an albino tiger oscar, an electric yellow lab, an electric blue hap, and a chineese alge eater. I was wondering if it would be a bad idea to add both a red tailed shark and a jack dempsey? any answers would be great. Thank you. the yellow and blue are both 2.5" and the oscar is 3", I've only had them for like a week and i checked a lot of pages for the water requirements I've read nothing about yellow labidochromis needing brackish water and all of the fish seem to line up.

I have a small oscar right now and he doesn't seem to want to eat, what should i feed him? I've tried baby shrimp, bloodworms, tropical flakes, and algae wafers. He doesn't seem to like the shrimp, he'll eat it, then spit it out. He goes to the top for air but wont eat. He doesn't like the algae wafers either. What should i feed him, he is a baby tiger oscar We only give him the light thats outside, we dont have a hood, his tank is a 55 gallon and shares it with 10 pictus catfish and 5 hi-fin black tetras. He doesn't seem to mind them, actually him and the catfish are always by eachother. The catfish love to stay at the bottom and eats anything that comes their way. The tetras eat form the top, but my oscar wont eat anything. I dont think that its pregnant but then again i could be wrong. We do have breeding grass but it prefers a larger ornament.

Hi, I wondered if anyone knows of anything like a fish rescue service/charity in the UK that deal with large tropical fish? About 6 years ago, I bought a young Oscar cichlid (tiger/fire oscar) and it now grown to approximately 15 inches. I have bought progressively larger aqauriums but any larger aquarium that I could buy, might not be supportable by the floor joists/boards. Although I would be sad to see the fish go, I would rather it live in a much larger tank. I must state that I don't think it is fair that these fish are sold in pet shops as they really do need more room than most people can provide. When I bought mine, I was told that it would get no bigger than 6inches and co-habit with other types of tropical fish! Thanks for any relative information in advance....

I have two small Oscars (2.5) inches in length in my 55 gallon tank. Yes I know this will not be sufficient for them when they are grown, and I will buy a new tank for them. I initially planned on keeping a tropical community at first and decided against it when all of them died in the new tank within 2 days. I got the Oscars now and I love them and do not want to get rid of them. After much research, I plan to get a new tank when they grow larger and keep the smaller 55 gallon for a community tank. I have become addicted to my fish already! My Albino got ich its first week and my Tiger was fine. I treated with salt and heat and a mild protozoan treatment, he was perfect within 48 hours. Now my tank is ridiculously cloudy. I put the filters back in after doing a 25% water change after the treatment to clean out the tank. I know they are messy fish! I tried to clear the water with a water clarifier, I did two treatments in 2 days, and all I see is some of the clumped together dirt particles, but the water is still cloudy. I added another dual filter yesterday, so now I have two back of the tank bio-filters running, with a total of 4 filter cartridges. Water is still cloudy. Tested PH, and it was 7.0. I tested for ammonia, nitrate and nitrite and its fine. 1.Is my water cloudy from the ich treatment? 2.Is it cloudy because it is still a new tank? (3 weeks in, cycled with live bacteria (not stresszyme, I go to a specialty store for cichlids and other exotic fish, they gave a treatment they use in their tanks, basically live bacteria from older tanks) from an aquarium store, put directly on filters, so the tank may already be well cycled using this method) 3.How long will it take for my tank to clear up with this new, extra filtration system put in? 4.Do I need to do another water change and vacuum the gravel? The fish seem fine, its just cloudy water! 5. I have two zebra danios in there still, my Oscars cant seem to catch them, but they had no problem killing a couple minnows, lol. Any info would be great... How long before I change out these filters on a new tank and if I rinse them, how do I do that? In the sink? Im a little new to that part. My two filters run 630 GPH, is that not good enough? I added about the Danios just to let you know of anything else in the tank. My Oscars basically leave them alone because they are too fast. I would take em out, but wat would I do with em? I cant give em away, so its either let them eat them or flush em. I figure I will just see what happens, since they have lived together for weeks. The tank is new and the method of ich treatment I stated above, so if I have to do another change, I will. Didnt know if I should do it so often in a new tank. It was cloudy the first week and went away, up until I treated them. Oh one more thing, no I did not remove the entire filter, sorry it came across that way. I only removed the carbon filter cartridges while I did the ich treatment. I left it running other wise! :)

Does anyone know what they look like when they are successfully fertilized and growing as two of them have what i describe as a halo thing around a white blob and there is an orange and black striped thing growing in it that does actually look like our tiger Oscars. There is also a brain looking thing that has a white tube coming from it that looks like an egg thats been eaten but still growing. Does anyone know what the eggs are supposed to look like and if so does this sound right? Thank you in advance for any information given.

My tiger oscar I have had since last week has been on a diet of hand fed blood worms out of a flat pack, and tropical fish flakes. when I got home from work I fed all my fish fishy flakes, when I came back in the room I noticed two of my tiger barbs where chasing the poor little guy and noticed something kind of darkish and stringy hanging from the bottow of his two center fins, I cant figure out what it is its about half an inch long. The Oscar is only 2" any thought, I hope my crayfish didnt stick him in the gut! Good to hear this is normal, the other fish where trying to eat it, kinda sick if you ask me, anything I should feed him to keep that from happening or its no harm with just blood worms and flakes. Its in a 75 gallon which measure 4ft side to side and and 18" front to back, It is planted, gravel bed, and a piece of driftwood as well as a few peieces of sleight. ther are 11 juvenile barbs , 5 of them are tiger, 4 are albino tiger, 2 rose barbs, and 2 silver ones, 3 zebra danios, 2 catfish, and a blue crayfish, 21 fish total, the oscar has the most personality.

i heard that you can buy frozen blood worms form any pet store and was wondering.. how much of these worms to feed to my 5cm red tiger oscar (he is eating tropical fish granules atm (3 times a day)