How does my stocking sound?

  • We are currently upgrading MFK. thanks! -neo

Do you think Planted tanks can be stocked heavier than regular freshwater tanks?

  • Yes but only if care is taken not to take it too far

    Votes: 8 80.0%

  • No, even though the plants can handle the bioload it's not a good idea

    Votes: 2 20.0%

  • Why in the world would you want fish in your planted tank? XD

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Total voters
    10
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Liz Sagara

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Texas
x2 Angelfish (breeding pair if I can find them if not then just one)
X2 German Blue Ram (Breeding pair)
x10 Dwarf Neon Rainbowfish (too tall to fit in an angel's mouth)
X8 Oto cats
X5 Albino Cory Cats
X10 Ghost Shrimp (may be food but that's okay they're cheap though)
 
hmmm, this thread is a mouthful. poll barely related to thread topic.

you left out the tank size for your thread question?

aren't rams aggressive when mating? i read that somewhere on here but never bothered to verifye
 
AGH! Sorry 40 gallon breeder tank. Heavily planted. That's why the question. I wanted to know if people think you can stock a bit heavier in planted tanks sorry. It made sense in my head.
 
They're more territorial that's for sure. My two dont' like fish near the breeding site. They have yet to injure anyone though. So I think it's alright. If not I'll definitely be moving them.
 
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