Depends on the size of the rbps, i have my shoal in a 90 and their a few months from adults, so in 3-4 months ill upgrade to a 6ft footprint for life
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1 RBP tank size and will it be lonley?
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Depends on the size of the rbps, i have my shoal in a 90 and their a few months from adults, so in 3-4 months ill upgrade to a 6ft footprint for life
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I have read people keep noen tetras and other real small dithers with them with no problem and woul help a solo rbp feel more secure. Having a strong current in the tank is also said to make them more active. I have a small shoal only 3 all around seven inches they have been together for years when they feed no matter the amount of food they all fight over the same piece they are definately competitive.
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Why don't you google it? Since you google everyone elses questions why don't you do the same to yours?
Get a serra. They like being alone. There are serveral varieties that would do well in a 50. A spilo would probably be more entertaining than a solo red.
Gold spilos are pretty common. Ruby reds look alot nicer when they are juvies but will lose the red color as adults. I think you'll find them to be a little less skittish than a solo red. In the end its all up to the individual fish.
When I was a teenager I kept a red belly in a 30 gallon tank. It was a nasty fish, not shy or skittish at all. It had no problem eating anything right in front of you, and I put all types of fish in there with it.
When I was a teenager I kept a red belly in a 30 gallon tank. It was a nasty fish, not shy or skittish at all. It had no problem eating anything right in front of you, and I put all types of fish in there with it.
