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Can you suggest some primitive looking aquarium fish?

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That can live in an aquarium? There is already a snake head in there (sengal bichr..?) He is still small, only about 5 inches but I believe he will be about a foot when full grown. The tank (he's in a smaller one for now) is a long 130gal with no other occupants.

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  1. a black moor is a lot of fun and look good and thy can be big but you can get them smol.


  2. There are plenty of primitive looking aquarium fish, like blind cave fish and plecos and dragon gobies, but none that could survive for long with a snakehead fish.  Snakeheads grow very large and will eat any other fish you put in with them.  They are extremely aggressive fish and must be kept alone in a tank.  I suggest you don't put any fish in that tank that you don't want to be lunch for your snakehead.  And make sure you have a good tight lid on that tank or your snakehead may jump out and go for a walk across your floor.

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