Plant-friendly fish?

[BCherdingthefish]

Bump

 

[BCherdingthefish]

Bump...again...What about some larger schooling fish?

 

[bassfisher91]

Roseline sharks are nice. They usually aren't too expensive at petsmart although you have to be picky when buying them, as with anything.

 

[BCherdingthefish]

Roseline sharks are nice. They usually aren't too expensive at petsmart although you have to be picky when buying them, as with anything.

Those things are like $10+ each!

 

[BCherdingthefish]

Bump...

 

[smoosh]

Roselines are nice. Just grabbed a couple of them for my 55.. If you were to do some sort of pleco I'd keep an eye on the birchirs. Plecos are known to eat the slime coat off of them. What about any top dwellers?? Like hatchets or butterfly fish


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[probassfisher010]

A school of larger tetra would be nice, and are relatively inexpensive. Diamond, Congo, Colombian, black skirt, buenos aires, just to name a few




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[BCherdingthefish]

I really like the Congo Tetra. I wonder how much my LFS would sell them for...hmm...

How about T-Bar Cichlids?

 

[BCherdingthefish]

Roselines are nice. Just grabbed a couple of them for my 55.. If you were to do some sort of pleco I'd keep an eye on the birchirs. Plecos are known to eat the slime coat off of them. What about any top dwellers?? Like hatchets or butterfly fish


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My plecos and bichirs get along just fine.
Butterfly fish are pretty cool. They need floating plants, right?

 

[lp85253]

I really like the Congo Tetra. I wonder how much my LFS would sell them for...hmm...

How about T-Bar Cichlids?

t-bars can probably get pretty nippy they are a CA cichlid...congo's are nice...p.s. ba tetras are real nice for an active crowd (like yours)