Keeping two Channa (snakehead) fish together in an aquarium is generally not recommended, as most Channa species are aggressive, territorial, and will view conspecifics as food, especially after juvenile stages. Successful cohabitation depends heavily on the specific species, tank size, and presence of ample hiding places and open space, though it's often best to house only one specimen or choose very specific, non-aggressive species like Channa bleheri if keeping a pair is attempted. #aquariumh

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