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Have you actually studied those particular killifish? Not for beginners, recommended as species tank fish, multiple males will fight, Fight with other cichlids, don't put with slow moving fish with flowing fins, hard to get. You're also trying to make a community tank out of fish that don't belong together. Yes some mixing can be and is done but you have water types from all over the world and will not be sustainable long term without an inordinate amount of work. I know you will do it anyway so good luck and keep learning.
 
With the oto cats you will never see them in a 100 gallon to small imo, I have 3 in my 30 gallon I need to look hard for them unless they are on the front glass eating algae I would get more bushy-nose plecs maybe some albinos, they look sweet :)

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dragonfish said:
Have you actually studied those particular killifish? Not for beginners, recommended as species tank fish, multiple males will fight, Fight with other cichlids, don't put with slow moving fish with flowing fins, hard to get. You're also trying to make a community tank out of fish that don't belong together. Yes some mixing can be and is done but you have water types from all over the world and will not be sustainable long term without an inordinate amount of work. I know you will do it anyway so good luck and keep learning.
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Actually I have done tons of research. I understand that they are intermediately challenging. I don't have those fish yet. This is my future stock list. I probably wont be able to get the killifish so calm yourself dude. This is just my 'dream' list as in if everything were to just appear at the store at unbeatable prices I would get it. Many of these fish are expensive/rare in the hobby. Those I will have to figure out later on. But for now I'm just speaking my wish list. Cheers

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archers said:
With the oto cats you will never see them in a 100 gallon to small imo, I have 3 in my 30 gallon I need to look hard for them unless they are on the front glass eating algae I would get more bushy-nose plecs maybe some albinos, they look sweet :)

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I still think it would be cool for when I do see them. Additionally, I have broad leaved plants that get algae on them. Anubias is soooooooo bad in my setup covered in algae because of my high lights. I clean them 2x weekly along with water changes. Quite frankly thats just not enough. Within a day its covered in algae. Otocinclus relish brown algae which I'm getting on my saggitaria. I don't get algae eaters for algae I want bristelnose because they look cool and id like to breed them and otocinclus add an extra layer to the tank. Say you'v got hatchetfish at the top of the water line, tetras and rainbowfish in the middle, cory cats and loaches at the bottom. Then you've got an oddball dwarf gourami here, and a big angelfish cruising there. A couple guppies chasing each other, and oh look! There's a little catfish munching on the sword plant! Then you've got a few little frogs swimming across the tank with his hindlegs going crazy. A couple stunning killifish flashing there colors at you like schooling bettas. Angelfish are spawning on the slate. Corys eggs all over the glass. So many things happening at once!

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