Any Ideas about tank?

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fireman36701

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I have decided to stay with freshwater on my 20gal and the crawfish totally wiped out the snails in 2 days I may keep both of them in a 5gal just waiting on them to take out the goldfish...any ideas of what I can stock it with? Anything that can either go with the crawfish? Or perhaps a 1 or 2 fish stock?

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How big and what kinda cray is it?

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Oh and rid the goldfish. Wont do well with tropical fish.

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Crays r wicked agressive. They will eat what they can catch ive had mine take down rbps. But with a tank that size id def go african cichlids. Unless u plan on gettin a bigger tank I would stick with rams. smaller breeds. You can prolly house 4 or 5 in a 20g with ur cray. Just make sure u have sinkin pellets and keep the cray fed.

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BoondockSa1nt said:
Crays r wicked agressive. They will eat what they can catch ive had mine take down rbps. But with a tank that size id def go african cichlids. Unless u plan on gettin a bigger tank I would stick with rams. smaller breeds. You can prolly house 4 or 5 in a 20g with ur cray. Just make sure u have sinkin pellets and keep the cray fed.

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They need a bigger tank then a 20 gallon. He can do dwarf cichlids with live plants but the crayfish has to go.
 
I'm glad to hear your responses and the 2 crawfish are both 4 inches and I got them from a friend that wild caught them...once the goldfish are gone I'm gonna release them since they are so aggressive...and I already have a Cichlid tank was wanting to try something diff

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Great point and I fully support not releasing most pets but these came from the creek behind my house...so releasing them back shouldn't cause any harm...

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fireman36701 said:
Great point and I fully support not releasing most pets but these came from the creek behind my house...so releasing them back shouldn't cause any harm...

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wrong... they will introduce disease out into the wild that they can get in tanks.......
 
Even after being in the tank for only a few days...with no disease present?

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