Bottom Dweller Stock for 75 gallon Central/South American Tank

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It would just be a pain to take out all the decorations i have in the tank each week to siphon through the gravel
 
Oh yeah the regular blues are awesome. My pairs taken out a few agressive tankmates (2firemouths) so its not a guarantee20190530_165451(0).jpg
 
I would do each week. I dont actually like gravel bc a lot of poop and food get stuck in it
I would rather have stuff get stuck than to have to look at it all accumulate on top of the sand. Do you think it would be necessary to remove all decorations or could i siphon around then
 
I would rather have stuff get stuck than to have to look at it all accumulate on top of the sand. Do you think it would be necessary to remove all decorations or could i siphon around then
If my tank I would vacuum around everything and once a month remove all decor and vacuum under decor
 
If my tank I would vacuum around everything and once a month remove all decor and vacuum under decor
Alright Sounds like a plan. My only problem now are the danios and cherry barbs I want able to get out of the tank, gotta hope i can keep ammonia levels down adding these new fish while keeping the cycling fish in. Once I take out all the decor to do a water change I’ll be sure to get them all out
 
Once they get big enough to need to be moved I’m planning on moving them to a 125 but for the time being they will all be in the 75 What type of bottom dwellers do you think could get along with these guys. I was thinking a couple cory’s
I was wondering what kind of and how many bottom dwelling fish I should get for my 75 gallon tank. Also should I get an algae eater? If so what kind?
You could get some types syntodontis
 
Silica, phosphates, nitrates and low lighting. Would make sure ur nitrates aren’t too high. There’s good movement of current. Increase ur water changes to kee ur nitrates below 20ppm. Gravel vacuum it’ll take some time but will reduce.
 
Wouldn’t add the pleco as it’s waste will increase ur nitrates and it’ll end being a vicious cycle.
 
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