Blood parrot tank mate

[bloodlucky]

Doing a fish-in cycle, need something to help the ammonia production besides 1 juvenile blood parrot. He's alone in a 40 gal. I was thinking of a tank mate (preferably bottom feeder, catfish) with a low profile, and sort of cleans up after him, without increasing competition for his food (BP are terrible at eating.) No plecos. I'm willing to buy fish online too, I guess


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[Ponera]

Corydoras, Raphael cat

 

[bloodlucky]

Corydoras, Raphael cat

Raphael cat. I'll look into it


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[Crazy mike]

Pictus would work, Cory cats, Raphael cats as well


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[bloodlucky]

Pictus would work, Cory cats, Raphael cats as well


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Amazing. It's like Raphael cats were designed to fit for me. Minimum tank size 30 gal, works well with large fish, is not agressive, what more can I ask for


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[Crazy mike]

Amazing. It's like Raphael cats were designed to fit for me. Minimum tank size 30 gal, works well with large fish, is not agressive, what more can I ask for


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Keep in mind you will rarely see it


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[convict360]

Keep in mind you will rarely see it


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Lol this. Raphaels, the invisible addition to tank bioload.

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[Ponera]

Raphaels are armoured and squeak at you if you take them out (not recommended). If you don't care about seeing it much, banjo cats might work too. If you have some wood in there, Farlowella would be neat.

Synodontis might do okay, but they can be jerks and will harass other fish sometimes.