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Posted	two oscars
22-08-2007 18:07 by thomas	My oscars are showing the signs of pairing up, they have even laid a batch of eggs. They are acting agresive to their tank mates, I really need to seperate them however hav'nt the room to do so. How easy is it to introduce a 9-10 inch Oscar to a new tank if i wanted to get rid of one, and how much are they worth at this size.
22-08-2007 20:04 by nick2906	Hi Thomas,ive got a 10"+ oscar that im moving onto a shop tomorrow and i havnt been able to get much for it as they reckon there isnt the market for them, whereabouts are you?
22-08-2007 20:26 by thomas	I am in Portsmouth.
23-08-2007 08:02 by PaddyD	It depends a lot on how nice a fish is - but for that size I would expect to pay about £15 in a shop, So I suppose a private sale a bit less. They can be introduced to new tanks, but it will be easiest if the new tank contains non territorial fish.
23-08-2007 09:12 by big cats	for as much fun as it seams to allow your oscars to breed you are doing the right thing by not allowing it, there are to many oscars in the marketplace anyway. if you want to move one drop the temp in the new tank to 70f move all the decor around and put it in at night
23-08-2007 09:24 by nick2906	Hi Thomas, i would agree, you probably wont get much for the oscar, ive been offered about a third of that for mine
12-09-2007 17:01 by yanton	Thomes did you decide whether to breed them or split them? My red oscars seem to be pairing off. i may have the same dilema.

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