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)
Really? I've read that they're pretty peaceful.
Buenos Aires Tetras are plant-eaters.
Plant-friendly fish?
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Really? I've read that they're pretty peaceful.
Buenos Aires Tetras are plant-eaters.
didnt know about BA'S ...SORRY..... T-BARS are central americans ...so they can get agg. ...they are kinda peaceful for CA'S... that being said I wouldnt put them with any delicate cichlids(rams) or small community type fishes....but it MIGHT work....
ahh thats too bad...around here in ny they used to go on sale for $3.50 all the time.
How about a school of Longfin Serpae Tetras? I was at the LFS today and saw one, the guy said that they're $3 each.
Wow, really?! That's crazy! Petsmart is about $10 and my LFS is $13
Wow, really?! That's crazy! Petsmart is about $10 and my LFS is $13
Lf serpae are a contradiction of themselves, they are a fin nipping species with perfect fins to nip... Also probably won't get big enough to avoid the bichirs. You want fish that doesn't sleep on the bottom. A school of tiger barbs, rosy barbs, Odessa barbs, golden barbs, etc, could work also.
I like the Congo tetra as well... Usually a bit pricey though.
Try to find some apistos, basically same care as rams and they look equally as good.
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I like the Congo tetra as well... Usually a bit pricey though.
Try to find some apistos, basically same care as rams and they look equally as good.
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Hey guys, I have a question...If I were to put all my 8 angels into my 100, would I still get a pair, and would they spawn? Would they cause trouble with the smaller fish after they'd paired up?
Roseline sharks...Too expensive for me.
Roseline sharks...Too expensive for me.
That chocolate pleco is going to destroy your newly planted tank... I had a chocolate pleco in mine and I gave it away... It would dig and pull up plants like a good time. Im sure it would be fine with a already planted tank.. but a freshly rooted plant won't do so well once those guys start ramming around
+1 plecos and geos are constantly going to uproot anything planted, so I'd suggest either well developed plants with huge roots, or java fern and anubias tied on to driftwood/rocks
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