South American biotope tank

[devder1]

No chance of you fitting 6 Angels in their properly. The Kribs will be fine with a couple of angels, but as stated you run the risk of the Tetra becoming feeders as the Angels get closer to full size.

as I sed I am going 2 remove 4 if the angels leaving only 2

 

[craig_uk]

as I sed I am going 2 remove 4 if the angels leaving only 2

No you didn't

Someones been dream replying again.

Craggy

 

[Markm0723]

6 angelfish
(if the angels breed I will be removing the other 4)

Then I must be Dream Reading, because this quote is from the OP's first post.

 

[craig_uk]

[QUOTEThen I must be Dream Reading, because this quote is from the OP's first post.][/QUOTE]

And i dream ignoring Completely missed that one.

 

[japes]

Then I must be Dream Reading, because this quote is from the OP's first post.

6 Angels won't work regardless of whether they're breeding or not. I would not keep a pair of breeding Angels in such a small tank with other Cichlids.

 

[Cichlaholics Anonymous]

that tank is not big enough to support multiple pairs of cichlids, especially considering the angel's long fins being damaged if you have too much fighting in there

 

[devder1]

so you don't think in a 55 gallon tank that I could put 2 angels and 12 tetras?

 

[devder1]

Ya I just got home and I found a dead tetra
I tested the water and the ph was 6.2 and the nitrite and ammonia 0 nitrate 10ppm
I'm thinking either there was foul play involved with the angel
Or it might just have been old, I herd that small tetras burn out quickly at high temps (it it consistently 82 degrees)

 

[wfex4]

What about a larger bodied tetra such as a red or black phantom? A small group of these with a single angel or pair would be fine if you left out the other cichlids and added a group of cories with a couple of bristlenose plecos.

 

[devder1]

ya imgoing 2 pick out some large tetras and then go on ahead with the angels
Mabey some rams
The are all different kinds at my lfs