You could do 5 female platies or all male.
Any species of cory could work.
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Any species of cory could work.
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Stocking a 20 gallon community tank
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Ok. I'm gonna do 5 platties, betta, bumblebee horn snail, 6 corries( don't know what species ). Does this seam ok
A dwarf gourami would be alright but the betta might be a little aggressive to it but its do able.
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Ok. I wouldn't want that to happen to the gourami I'll just stick with what I said before
Actually I don't think your right as 6 corries is to much but they need to be in groups of 5 at least but if I were to have corries I'd need to have a one inch corries. I'm just gonna go with a catfish on its own.
How would six corries be too much? As you said they need to at least be in a group of five, most cory species on average get 2-2 3/4 inches and nothing in your stocking besides the snail will be where they reside (bottom strata of tank) But its your tank put what you think is ok.
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Most cories will be fine. Do not do emerald cories as they aren't real cories (They're relatives) and they grow to a whopping 5 or 6 inches. It's best to get a group of the same coloration, but different colored cories will still school. I recommend Juliis and pandas (Note: pandas aren't as hardy as most other cories, but still fairly hardy)
