Tiger Oscar Tropical Fish

A community of aquarists who share a common interest in oscar fish (Astronotus ocellatus). Topics discussed are oscar fish care and feeding. Oscar fish aquarium requirement as ...

Two Tiger Oscars ... "Tropical fish 'has Allah marking'". BBC, UK. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england ...

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

Oscarfishlover.com is dedicated to helping people care and look after the Oscar Fish cichlid. Gain valuable information and advice on tank setup, suitable tankmates, health ...

My tiger oscars have never been aggressive towards other fish or to the fresh water snails, til ... plant matter (like what is found in tropical fish flake food). Also, Oscar ...

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.

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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Fish Profile for Oscar Fish, Common Oscar, Red Oscar, Tiger Oscar, Red Tiger Oscar, Marbled Cichlid, Velvet Oscar ... They are regarded as one of the most intelligent tropical fish ...

My tiger oscars have never been aggressive towards other fish or to the fresh water ... Oscars are hands down my favourite fresh water tropical fish to keep! ...

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.

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

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.

An Oscar fish guide with information about aquarium set-up, breeding, tank mates and picture.

The Oscar is also known for being one of the more messy tropical fish to keep. ... Common Names : Albino Oscar, Tiger and Red Oscar, Marbled Cichlid ...

Two large tiger oscars for sale or trade 1 Week, 2 Days ago. I'm hoping to set up a Mbuna community, so ill trade for anything, rock,sand,Fish or ...

we are trading and exporter suppliy variety of freshwater tropical fish and aquatic plants for aquarium importer and wholesaler ,we supplies including discus, koi ...

Learn how to feed, breed, and care for your Oscar Fish (Astronotus Ocellatus). A fantastic choice for a tropical fish tank.

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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...

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ok so i've just bought a 100 gallon tank, as i'd like to house 2 tiger oscars. i've done all my research on them and what they need to stay happy and healthy. and im quite confident that i know what im doing. im just confused on how to get my tank up and running and safe to be able to put fish in. i haven't set the tank up yet as im waiting on my new external filter to arrive. i've been on a couple of sites, about fish-less cycles and some people say that there is a quicker more effective way of doing it by adding solutions such as bio-spira, sea chem, stability etc i personally would like to go the quicker route as im very impatient and cant wait to get my 2 oscars. lol but i want to do it the right way. so can anybody tell me the best way to cycle my tank? i have a 4 ft tank with tropical fish in such as angels, elephant noses, gourami's etc and i don't remember cycling the tank before hand and haven't lost a fish in the 2 years of having it! any help would be great thanks =D x

I have got a 90 litre tropical tank which is 24, 12, 16 inches ( i think thats how many litres it is) but Instead of buying community fish i would like to try something different. i would only like a couple of speices but i would like them to be fairly big. Maybe some decent sized fish, like maybe 15cm max or so but also wanted maybe like a little invert like a lobster or maybee some craps. also i didnt really want to keep any plants either. I know theres lots of fishes out there but i want to find some i really like =] I was going to try tiger oscars but i research and realised that my tank isnt big enough for them If you have any suggestions i would really like to here them. Thanks =]

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 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.

i have 1 8 inch oscar and a bunch of other semi agressive fish like tiger barbs, ghost knife, three silver dollar fish, and cory cats. can the semi gressive fish eat the cichlid pellets and can the oscar eat the normal tropical fish flakes and pellets? could i just feed one type of food?

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.