Killi fry with cockatoo fry?

[Apisto ranch]

I have just had a fry or eggs of killi fish hatch out Sunday and the cockatoo fry hatch or should I say just started free swimming today on there own real good.. Now here's My question there is around 40 killi fry
{ Fundulopanchax gardneri } Then there is only 10 to 12 double red cocktoo fry can they be put in the same tank togeather??

 

[tjudy]

I have A. veijita fry and Pachypanchax playfairi fry together in a small incubator that is full of java moss. The apistos stay on the bottom and the killies up top for the most part. The killies will grow a lot faster.

 

[Apisto ranch]

I know the kill's are going to out grow the cockatoo. Thats what I'm a ffaried of. Is that when they start growing that they'll eat the cockatoo fry. I'm out of tank space til the frist and just need to house them in there til then.
I had to make space for some badis badis and curzi. So I was just whating some thoughts on houing them til the frist. Surly they want out grow them by then you thank????????????

 

[Mike Wise]

They will be safe together until the smallest apistos can fit in the mouth of the largest killi. I doubt that this will happen anytime soon.

 

[AdamT]

I believe I remember hearing that killi fry can be cannibalistic at young ages. If they can eat each other, then I would expect they can eat cauc. fry.

-A

 

[starforsaken]

I had some Nothobranchius geuntheri fry with some Apistogramma agassizii "wild yellow" fry. The Nothos were smaller than the aggies and outgrew them and ate all the babies. Now the nothos (1 month later) are full size and I dont know if I have any aggies... there are large leaves in there they could be hiding under... luckily not my only batch of these beautiful aggies!