Homeless Oscar,please help!

[Awibrandy]

Anyone interested in this beauty of a SouthAmerican Cychlid? Albino red markings tiger oscar approximately 4-5".
He wil be homeless this weekend. I'm shutting down a couple of my tanks, and my daughter is taking the tank the Oscar now lives in. My daughter and her little ones want more then one fish in the tank, so I have to find this little guy a home.:Yikes:

 

[marki24]

Awilda if you cannot find him a home and you need him out i can take him for the time being that i have my cichlid tank. Would it be fine with convicts and parrots?

 

[Bob 1000]

He can go in my pirahna tank.... Lots of room even live minnows buffet all he can eat... My pirahna's are spoiled on frozen krill the 8 of them won't even touch the minnows...

 

[3J3]

i have a thirty gallon cichilid tank will that be good for it i have a small 2 inch talapia hes the most agressive but i think your oscar can hold his own PM me

 

[Aqua Pro Builder]

If all your options are exhausted, I have a 150G but what actually worries me is the 5-6 inch green terror and the zebra which has killed marki24's zebra. It may think your oscar as the same type since it is also 4" inches.

The catch is that I have no time to go over this week-shutting down more tanks myself too.

 

[Awibrandy]

Thank you all & one.

Mark, 3J3, I have my 30g.qt I can put him in until I find him a suitable home.
3J3, I don't know how much you know about the Oscars. Just to let you know they grow quite large - over 12" in very short time. The 30g would not be a good home for him. Sorry.
Bob 1000, I don't know that I want him to go to a pirahna tank. I know your pirahna's only eat frozen krill, but for how long?
Wingo, NO. Your fish are set in their ways, and are obviously territorial. They will tear him apart in no time. I've raised him since he was 1.5".
He needs a good home, not a death sentance.LOL But thanks for the offer any way.

The search continues!!

 

[jf2381]

Awibrandy,
Try www.nycichlids.com.

 

[Awibrandy]

Awibrandy,
Try www.nycichlids.com.

Thank you very much for the link. I knew of this site, but for the life of me I couldn't remember the web add.