Want some more fish for my tank

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Snook000

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In my tank right now I have
x1 EBJD
x1 senegal bichir
x1 bellycrawler pike cichlid
x1 Altifrons
Everyone in there is 3" or under. What else could I put in there that I very active and will eat live that will only get to about 10" at the most.
 
i like my african brown knife, cichlids might nip at em though... how about giant danios? they're completely mindless but once they aren't stressed from the move they get really cool patterns and never stop moving, they get about 4", i got 3 of em and im pretty happy with the investment
 
Green terrors are cool. It might get a bit bigger than 10 though...
 
zebvance;4568109; said:
Green terrors are cool. It might get a bit bigger than 10 though...
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i really want a GT... but everybody tells me they are different sizes, petsmart says 6", several other websites tell me 8", but ive had people on here with personal experience say they reach 12" =\
 
NCStateFisher;4568124; said:
i really want a GT... but everybody tells me they are different sizes, petsmart says 6", several other websites tell me 8", but ive had people on here with personal experience say they reach 12" =\
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Yea They vary in size I would say the usally max is aroun 10 or so inches in a big tank from birth and lots of water changes and high quality food with min stress. I have a little guy that I just got. He is about 4-5 months old and is around 3 inches or so. and growing quickly
 
zebvance;4568152; said:
Yea They vary in size I would say the usally max is aroun 10 or so inches in a big tank from birth and lots of water changes and high quality food with min stress. I have a little guy that I just got. He is about 4-5 months old and is around 3 inches or so. and growing quickly
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i have a 45 gallon id love to have one if it'd stay 8-10" id just have to relocate my opaline gourami or at least my giant danios
 
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