Hello Chaps.
Any advice or feedback on keeping mixed Africans (11 in total) with a Chinese algae eater? The Africans are now a little more than an inch.
The same tank also has two bumble bee catfish, 21 tiger barbs and 2 Siamese algae eaters.
Some root wood, and quite a fair number of plants that are more clustered at either ends of the tank and back, so more open room in the middle. Sand Substrate. Anubis and Java fern (attached to wood and Buried.)
No one fights with anyone, every seems to get along quite well as they have all grown up together since fry (apart from the Bumblebees). There is still a lot of open space, but I would prefer not to fill it with a pleco as I know when all my Africans and tiger Barbs grow to their full size they need room. Chinese algae eaters tend to grow along the lines of 7 - 8 inches? Very rarely reaching 12 if I am not mistaken. Just wanted to know if at some point it will kill anything.
Please note pics are from before I added new plants, there are more now.
Thanks.
Any advice or feedback on keeping mixed Africans (11 in total) with a Chinese algae eater? The Africans are now a little more than an inch.
The same tank also has two bumble bee catfish, 21 tiger barbs and 2 Siamese algae eaters.
Some root wood, and quite a fair number of plants that are more clustered at either ends of the tank and back, so more open room in the middle. Sand Substrate. Anubis and Java fern (attached to wood and Buried.)
No one fights with anyone, every seems to get along quite well as they have all grown up together since fry (apart from the Bumblebees). There is still a lot of open space, but I would prefer not to fill it with a pleco as I know when all my Africans and tiger Barbs grow to their full size they need room. Chinese algae eaters tend to grow along the lines of 7 - 8 inches? Very rarely reaching 12 if I am not mistaken. Just wanted to know if at some point it will kill anything.
Please note pics are from before I added new plants, there are more now.
Thanks.