#blue rams

[hella-free-space]

Hi! A few days ago I went to get a male/female pair of blue rams, but now since they’ve been able to color up a bit I’m pretty positive they’re both actually female (they both have a pink belly). I’m just wondering if theres a peaceful way I could keep two male and two females together? Or would it just be better to return one female and get a male in its place? My tank is a 46gal and has lots of plants and wood/rocks for separate territories

hi anon! congratulations on your new fishkiddos!I’m not sure what would be best for your fish, though, because I’ve never kept rams and dont know much about if they’re in pairs or if a certain ratio is necessary when keeping a group :Obut maybe @pet-of-subs @elhazar @my-splendid-pets @gecko-garden can help or know someone who can?

[oceanmisttt]

Some members of the 90 gallon. Featuring The blue Rams, Bolivian Rams, Mickey mouse platys (the babies are growing out and then we’re rehoming them), my angelfish Patches, and our peacock eel Schnapps (sticking out of the gravel in the last picture).

[fishytanks]

[fishytanks]

Set up a new bedroom tank for a pair of rams. First spawn from these two, wonder how long they'll last before one of the parents eats them 😅

[fishytanks]

Update #1: surprisingly made it through the night. Both parents want to fight me if I come too close to the glass as well 😅

[gubblebum]

New kiddos!! 🩷🐠😚

[fishytanks]

So... I got a new female ram a few days ago. I knew she was gravid when I picked her out, the next day she wasn't so I assumed she'd laid her eggs and ate them as that's what's always happened in the past. Apparently not, they've actually paired up and I have wigglers now... in a community tank.

[awesomebanditlove]

Paul Sands video of his Gorgeous Community Tank. Love this!