Good Small Bottom Feeder?

[packer43064]

that just depends on how you look at it. No they dont get RTC big but they do get big for a cory cat. roughly 4"

I guess. Just don't see how a 4 inch fish is big. I don't keep aro's and other huge fish either, but 4 inches isn't big. For a 25 hex maybe but not big.

 

[Sab_Fan]

I guess. Just don't see how a 4 inch fish is big. I don't keep aro's and other huge fish either, but 4 inches isn't big. For a 25 hex maybe but not big.

well, he said "big for a cory cat" . . . so I suppose technically, that's true . . . for his hex, he could be better with 3 of the smaller species of cory cat . . .

 

[jclyde13]

It would be better to go with shrimp or snails for a tank that size, that way you don't have to worry about overstocking it and ending up with a bigger problem than you had to begin with.

 

[Davey_8313]

I'm really thinking about some of the cherry red shrimp or just a few of the salt and pepper catfish(corydoras habrosus). They max at at 1.5" so I don't think they'd be too big.

 

[bigblue22]

otocinclus are small so they get all the nooks and crannies

 

[Davey_8313]

I've got three small corydoras habrosus and 3 ghost shrimp in it for now. I also have a dwarf pleco that I forgot about.

 

[gazelle]

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