-SL-Airball2006 Stocklist

150 Gallon - Gallireya Reef, Chailosi, Red Zebras, Red Shoulders, German Reds, O-Form Pearl Trews, Trews
40 Gallon - Yellow Labs, SP44, Rusty
10 Gallon Fry - Albino Kyoga Flameback, Ruby Greens, Red Shoulders, German Red

are red shoulders peacocks?

yes they are and so are the german reds.

NOT good. u might aswell throw out the fry from the 2. or just feed them to the fish. they could be hybrids. and also since u mixed them u wont be able to tell them apart most likley.

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btw great stock list!!! u just might want to split the peacocks if u plan on selling them.

especially the females!

No. These are for my pure enjoyment. I don't intend to sell them and I could never kill them just because I made the mistake of putting all those peacocks together in the same tank

gotcha just looking out for you thats it.

BTW...the german fry actually came from Chevy350 so it will be hard to tell the female apart when they get older. But if the Red Shoulder males are anything like the dad, they will be awesome looking fish.

Currently, I only have male peacocks in my 150 Gallon.

so u have a pair of red shoulders? and a female german red? in the 150

Nice stock list.

I would seperate the breeding peacocks unless they are both the same species breeding.... Don't want to keep having fry. Let's be honest if they keep having hybrid babies you will get so many you wont know what to do with them all. So then what?

I separated the female peacocks and put them in the 40 Gallon Tank a while back so the only peacocks left in the 150 Gallon are all males. I also have a 5" strawberry peacock that was sold to me as a female, but I think it is just a wimpy male. It has no interest in breeding so I left it in there along with the other male peacocks.