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<blockquote data-quote="Unregistered" data-source="post: 2128813">Me toI am setting up a 210 now for my 16&quot;to 18&quot; inch Clown Knife.&nbsp; Currently in a 150 gallon L shaped in a corner so the aquarium&#039;s footprint is bad for him/her currently with a parrot and 13 large Silver Dollars.My Knife fish needs more room...... My Silver Dollars will be food someday.&nbsp; Plus they&#039;ll have fun running in the entire L tank... it will be good.So my 210 gallon and Clown Knife will need some tank mates to. Here are some things I&#039;ve found on the net....Tank Mates:*My Clown&#039;s current tankmates are a pair of CarpinteXJags, a female Jag, two Super Red Synspiliums, a ZZ Flowerhorn, a TexasXDevilXCon, a male Midas, a Sailfin Pim cat, P. blochii, S. angelicus, and a Brown Bullhead. Past tankmates included several Midas, Trimacs, Bifasciatus, BP&#039;s, Dovii, Salvini, Motaguense, and a RedTailed Catfish among others. Basically he&#039;ll live with anything that&#039;s too big to fit in his mouth and too small to eat him.clown knives can have a nasty streak and they are highly predatory tank mates should be big and tough i have found arowanas,stingrays,bichirs,eels and large catfish work ok I kept mine fine with oscars, bichirs fire eels, large clown loach plecs etcJust use your head anything you feel will fit in its very large mouth forget</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Unregistered, post: 2128813"] [b]Me to[/b] I am setting up a 210 now for my 16"to 18" inch Clown Knife. Currently in a 150 gallon L shaped in a corner so the aquarium's footprint is bad for him/her currently with a parrot and 13 large Silver Dollars. My Knife fish needs more room...... My Silver Dollars will be food someday. Plus they'll have fun running in the entire L tank... it will be good. So my 210 gallon and Clown Knife will need some tank mates to. Here are some things I've found on the net.... Tank Mates:*My Clown's current tankmates are a pair of CarpinteXJags, a female Jag, two Super Red Synspiliums, a ZZ Flowerhorn, a TexasXDevilXCon, a male Midas, a Sailfin Pim cat, P. blochii, S. angelicus, and a Brown Bullhead. Past tankmates included several Midas, Trimacs, Bifasciatus, BP's, Dovii, Salvini, Motaguense, and a RedTailed Catfish among others. Basically he'll live with anything that's too big to fit in his mouth and too small to eat him. clown knives can have a nasty streak and they are highly predatory tank mates should be big and tough i have found arowanas,stingrays,bichirs,eels and large catfish work ok I kept mine fine with oscars, bichirs fire eels, large clown loach plecs etc Just use your head anything you feel will fit in its very large mouth forget [/QUOTE]

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