Issue with my Bolivian Ram pair and my A. Caca male

[Vince1357]

In my 29g tank I currently have a pair of Bolivian Ram and a pair of A. Caca. The male A. Caca tend to chase the rams and leave my molly alone, is that common? What should I do?

Also I'm new to the forum, Hello!

 

[chris1932]

Try to provide a little more cover, if the fish dont see each other as much it may cut down on agression. Welcome to the fourm.

 

[bigbird]

Hello welcome to the forum. Agree with Chris, give more hidding spots and caves to break the line of sight. this should then give enough area for them to have some sort of territory.
cheer jk :biggrin:

 

[Bev N]

Yep...what they said. I am guessing the molly stays more to the middle/top of the tank and that is why the cac male doesn't bother her.

The rams on the other hand tend to inhabit the same lower part of the tank and the male is just defending his territory.

Providing driftwood, caves and plants can give everyone their own homes.

Welcome to the forum. You'll find tons of great information here along with folks that know way more than me like Ted, Mike and others.

Bev

 

[Vince1357]

Yea I added a few more cave for them. For right now the rams and the caca are staying on the opposite size of the tank. Thank for the advice everyone.