Large Schooling Fish

[Ryan144]

I would go with some rainbows they get bigger then danios and just look better

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[Ian21777]

+2 for filament barbs. Very underrated, but let them mature and they look awesome

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[Vilardz3190]

Anostomus anostomus are a good choice. Very active buggers. Mine are about 6 inches right now.


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[virgil2090]

i have seen lemon barbs in LFS,not sure of the max size on them....i always wanted to try some big T-barbs(spanner barb).i have 4 filament barbs growing out now,very fast and look good.

 

[richkid]

I also had rainbows. Not the bosemani but the Australian. They were beautiful. A good size and very active. They were great in my Dempsey breeding tank. But when I added them to the display w the jag they lasted about a week. It's funny cause there were 7 in the school and one disappeared each night for a week. I just want something more colorful than the dollars with a different body shape and swimming habits. My silver dollars more or less just float unless disturbed.


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[shelbybmc]

I got a couple tinfoil barbs, Friendly fellas. They clean up well too!

 

[Judge Holden]

Filament Barbs are becoming my favorite fish. They're full grown at 6", too big for an Oscar snack. If they're much smaller they might vanish. Tinfoils get crazy big, almost Oscar big.

 

[David R]

Tinfoils get crazy big, almost Oscar big.

Oscar-big and twice as fast/active.

Rainbows or filament barbs are nice, or Puntius denisonii perhaps.

 

[altumz]

roseline sharks, congo tetras, bleeding heart tetras. just to name a few. and they school pretty good.

 

[Jc1119]

I use sds in one tank and Puntius denisonii in another.

I have a Freddy in with the roselines but I wouldn't trust my jag with them.


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