is this okay?

[WyldFya]

pleco???????(i need to know which kind i heard that bushynoses are theonly for planted tanks?????)

Unless you like the look of plecos, there is no need for one in a planted tank.

 

[WyldFya]

If you are getting a pleco, make sure to get a dwarf, because common plecos grow over two feet long.

That is a very vague statement. "Common pleco" encompasses many different species, some staying as small as 8", some as large as 24". Very few commons ever grow to be over 2'.

 

[BrtnBoy449]

(when 4-5in gonna be moved to 55g with oscar)

that 55 gallon is already overstocked, an oscar needs a 75 gallon and then when you put your green terror in there it will be even worse

 

[Angel51087]

the neons will be dithers for all of 10mins probably. They aren't THAT quick, danios prob have a better chance of survival IMO; but its not fair to have dithers which you know won't live a semi-chilled life as its just cruel. I would say that tank would be a lil stuffed and agree with Nabbig2 comment #2

 

[AiR foRc3 wUnZ]

I have an oscar in my 75g planted, and he is a PITA!!

 

[DasArab]

I have an oscar in my 75g planted, and he is a PITA!!

I bet he is. Plants tied to wood or rock is about all I would try in a cichlid tank even then its a risk. I had Anubis tied to rock and they still destroyed them

 

[Liam]

that 55 gallon is already overstocked, an oscar needs a 75 gallon and then when you put your green terror in there it will be even worse

Well it depends on the actual foot print of the tank, a 4ft, 18 (wide) and 15 (high) would be a perfect set up for a O.