Bottom feeders for gt pair?

[BloodThirsty]

I currently have two albino bristle nose plecos in there with them. I'm afraid they are going to get picked off once the gts get bigger. They are in a75 gal. Any advice would be appreciated.

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[caribemob]

Are the gts a pair. If not then I wouldnt worry. If so you could have problems once they lay eggs

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[follen]

Nice tank I very much doubt they would eat or kill the plecs aslong as there is adequate hiding spaces


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[mrmann]

I had plecos and loaches in with my breeding GT's with zero problems. Although, all fish have differing personalities so you may not be as lucky

 

[BloodThirsty]

They are a breeding pair of GT's. No issues yet and they seem to not be bothered by the plecos. I'll let it ride and see how it goes.

Any suggestions on anything else? A catfish or two would be cool but I imagine they would be a bigger issue than the plecos.

 

[s1c]

Red tail sharks

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[BanjoMinnow]

I have kept pictus cats and bushynose plecos for bottom feeders with my green terrors without issue. The pictus cats did become targets when the GT's bred however.

 

[BassetsForBrown]

Red tail sharks

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Assuming you mean red tail botia right? a type of loach. my understanding of red tail sharks is that they do not tolerate sharing a tank with the same species. the botia basically need to be kept in groups

 

[xApostle]

Assuming you mean red tail botia right? a type of loach. my understanding of red tail sharks is that they do not tolerate sharing a tank with the same species. the botia basically need to be kept in groups

I think he means the red tail black shark

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[David R]

Are you aiming to breed the pair and raise the fry? If so I wouldn't bother with bottom feeders as many of them are likely to go after the eggs or fry.