Herbivorious dithers?

[SilverArowanaBoi]

I'll third Buenos Aires. Very entertaining tetras; my school gave my tank a lot of much-needed action. Great with cichlids. Don't mix them with passive fish because they WILL hog all the food, not allowing any passive slow fish to get a bite. They need to be with boisterous/active but peaceful fish. In other words, fish that will fight for their food but will otherwise ignore the tetras. I had them with EBAs, and they did great together.

 

[cockroach]

I’ll second Buenos Aires - they’ll eat anything, but definitely have some herbivorous tendencies (as I wonder where all the plants in their tank went). They’re just as fast to go after meaty foods.

I'll third Buenos Aires. Very entertaining tetras; my school gave my tank a lot of much-needed action. Great with cichlids. Don't mix them with passive fish because they WILL hog all the food, not allowing any passive slow fish to get a bite. They need to be with boisterous/active but peaceful fish. In other words, fish that will fight for their food but will otherwise ignore the tetras. I had them with EBAs, and they did great together.

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[celebrist]

My buenos Aries tetras bred in a planted take that had jack Dempsey's in with them. They are hardy

 

[Hybridfish7]

Ugh hate them lol. Thanks for the suggestion.

Buenos aires tetras

 

[Sinister-Kisses]

Doesn't sound like a good match. Kismet can be pretty timid and I don't think he'd fight for food. But then again he's been alone most of his life so really not sure how he is with others.