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Big tiger! Sounds like a house cat whining for food.

I actually got them in the tank a few weeks ago, they are finally adjusting to being in such a much bigger tank. They have gone from being the size of a quarter to about 5-6 inches long. Fins is out growing his tank mate fast, his growth rate is crazy. But they dont pick on each other and they seem to be ok with the Yo Yo Loach. My Big plecostomus from the 37 gallon tank is now in there with them as well and he is doing fine. Its alot of work making sure that they oscars actually let them get some food. They have a crazy appetite and eat everything that falls in the tank. They are never full! If you want a fish with great personality, get an Oscar. They are alot of fun.

So far he seems to be doing well with my guppies and gold fish tank. But I think he would like being in the planted tank a little bit better. I am planning on moving him into the tank with my Neons.

These are the first oscars I have had in 25+ years. They are currently in a very small 20 long tank that I put them in when they were the size of quarters. Now they are ready to go into their 60 gallon home! I dont normally name my fish, but these two have very distinct personalities so I named them after a friend who passed away right before I bought them from his shop. RIP Kevin, every fishkeeper in North Western Ohio probably misses you.

This is the new 60 gallon tank set I bought from Pet Smart about 6 months ago. It has an Aqueon 200 water heater and a Seachem 110 filter. I really like the Seachem filters because I like not having cartridges! This tank is going to be the home for my two tiger oscars, my upside down catfish, my large common pleco and my yoyo loach!

This is my 37 gallon bottom feeder tank. Its currently inhabited by a very large upside down catfish, a large common pleco, a small common pleco, a rainbow shark and an angel fish that enjoys having the top of the tank to himself. The 2 large fish are going to be moving to my 60 gallon tank as soon as the water is done cycling.

These are some of my common plecostamus eating green beans. I feed them with these often and they go nuts for them.