Here is the tank so far:
Tank has been up about a month and a half and I haven't put together a final stock list. I know what fish I like but also realize that my space is limited. I realize that the 8 giant danios may turn into snacks eventually, but they are very active and quick swimmers. I would like to get some sort of semi active bottom dwellers and maybe 2-4 CA/SA cichlids. I am not worried about anything breeding or getting a pair. Just personable, good looking, colorful fish. I plan on adding some more stones and possibly some more wood if I can find the right pieces.
I have caught some Carpintis locally and would like them to be one of the center piece fish.
What kind of grouping/shoaling bottom dwellers could I keep in here? I'm not big on plecos, so I was thinking either a group of pictus or corydoras. I would think any geo's would get to large once they reach adulthood.
What other cichlids could co-exist with out to much trouble with what I am projecting?
Thanks.
Tank has been up about a month and a half and I haven't put together a final stock list. I know what fish I like but also realize that my space is limited. I realize that the 8 giant danios may turn into snacks eventually, but they are very active and quick swimmers. I would like to get some sort of semi active bottom dwellers and maybe 2-4 CA/SA cichlids. I am not worried about anything breeding or getting a pair. Just personable, good looking, colorful fish. I plan on adding some more stones and possibly some more wood if I can find the right pieces.
I have caught some Carpintis locally and would like them to be one of the center piece fish.
What kind of grouping/shoaling bottom dwellers could I keep in here? I'm not big on plecos, so I was thinking either a group of pictus or corydoras. I would think any geo's would get to large once they reach adulthood.
What other cichlids could co-exist with out to much trouble with what I am projecting?
Thanks.
