Tankmates for Texas
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I'm not sure on semi aggressivenesa most schooling fish aren't aggressive. What about balas sds or tin foil barbs? Although balas and barbs will either need to be replaced when too big or upgraded
I need to spark up my fish life
I need to spark up my fish life
Tiger barbs could work but will most likely get killed over time
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Aye Thorichthys species, possibly. But may end up chasing the Texas all over if a pair forms and stuff.
I reckon Electric Yellow Cichlids would be a good choice. They don't grow as big as the Texas, but do group together usually and thus will protect each other when/if the Texas goes for them.
I reckon Electric Yellow Cichlids would be a good choice. They don't grow as big as the Texas, but do group together usually and thus will protect each other when/if the Texas goes for them.
Don't get other cichlids to act as dithers.
Giant Danios will work but do get big, other large barbs will work but not really semi aggressive. I would say a school of 12+ Buenos Aires tetra will work well in your tank, these can be feisty and have a fairly large disc shape.
Giant Danios will work but do get big, other large barbs will work but not really semi aggressive. I would say a school of 12+ Buenos Aires tetra will work well in your tank, these can be feisty and have a fairly large disc shape.
Mine does fine with corydora catfish in my 75
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