Webhead15

Thank you for that! He is an awesome fish! I want to do the best I can for him! Normally I am confident in my choices and actions, but he is up there in age, and stress is so bad for fish, even for young ones. He is tough though, so I’m probably overthinking it. Thanks everyone for your suggestions. I will try putting him in, and keeping the lights off or dim for a bit.

Thank you. He is very sweet. He was the biggest fish when he was in the 75g, but he never bothered anyone. Just want him to be happy.

Possibly, but I never seen a reaction like he had. He was slamming into things, looking around frantically, swimming like he was being chased by a shark. I watched him for a bit, but since he is so old, I didn’t want to risk stressing him for much longer. If he was younger I would have kept him in longer. Thank you for your suggestion. I will definitely consider it. This is stressing me out! He’s my little buddy. Had him since he was tiny.

Pancake is my 10yr old Angelfish. He was in my 75g, but had to move him to 10g quarantine tank after he was beat up by 2 other angelfish. He is all healed now, so I tried to stick him in my 55g with small peaceful fish, but I think the fish zooming around freaked him out. Put him back in 10g, and he calmed down. Gave him some guppy friends, which seems to make him happy. I have 125g, and only one of the 2 angelfish bullies is in there. The other one passed. Do I risk the stress of moving him again to give him a bigger home for rest of his days, or let him stay in 10g? He seems content, but I feel bad for him. The 125 has juvenile Severum (about same size as pancake), two tiny geophagus, 5 juvenile roseline sharks, 1 Angelfish, 1 rope fish, several Cory cats, 1 little peacock (don’t ask lol) and 3 gouramis. I believe that’s it. They all pretty much leave each other alone. What do you guys think is best for him?