Thank you Duane’s.I agree with Zanzag, especially if you want the plants to keep looking good.
A colony of nanoluteus, or some others of the genus Amatitlania like myrnae, or Honduran Red points, or Herotilapia multispinossa will probably work well, but
avoid anything that gets over 7.5", and has a proclivity for vegetarianism like the Vieja, or Cincilichthys.
Below A. nanoluteus
myrnae
red points
multispinnossa
Could work, might get quite crowded somewhere down the line though as they hit maturity.Thank you Duane’s.
I have a few rainbows I was going to transfer over And a couple firemouths that need a new home. I love the red points.
What do you think of this to start?
4x rainbows
5x red points
8x swordtail
1 blue acaara
2x firemouth
Your right.Could work, might get quite crowded somewhere down the line though as they hit maturity.
I have the most docile female blue and some really relaxed firemouth and rainbows. I dropped the rainbows and blue in today they are loving it. If things ever got heated I have multiple tanks to send them to. I also run a 55 with one pleco always as an emergency drop out tank for fighters.Might work. why cut back on the swords though? Could get messy if the redpoints or firemouths pair up though. Also could be trouble if the acara is male and mean. My female blue shredded all the scales off a firemouth twice her size