Which type of disk tetra fits best?

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I'd go with some sort of silver dollar. smaller tetras are too small for sevs imo.
 
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I've kept Striped & Spotted SD's in my 120. That sized tank can hold them for life. Mine all topped out between 4" - 6". Its difficult to choose which variety is better looking. The Striped have a very high arched back. The Spotted stay compact. The males display a very colorful mating dress, and are in the mood most of the time. Probably not a good idea to keep small tetras like Rummynose or Cardinals with the SD's. Columbians or Bleedinghearts would likely do better.
 
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Stephen St.Clair said:
I've kept Striped & Spotted SD's in my 120. That sized tank can hold them for life. Mine all topped out between 4" - 6". Its difficult to choose which variety is better looking. The Striped have a very high arched back. The Spotted stay compact. The males display a very colorful mating dress, and are in the mood most of the time. Probably not a good idea to keep small tetras like Rummynose or Cardinals with the SD's. Columbians or Bleedinghearts would likely do better.
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Stephen St.Clair said:
I've kept Striped & Spotted SD's in my 120. That sized tank can hold them for life. Mine all topped out between 4" - 6". Its difficult to choose which variety is better looking. The Striped have a very high arched back. The Spotted stay compact. The males display a very colorful mating dress, and are in the mood most of the time. Probably not a good idea to keep small tetras like Rummynose or Cardinals with the SD's. Columbians or Bleedinghearts would likely do better.
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Stephen St.Clair said:
I've kept Striped & Spotted SD's in my 120. That sized tank can hold them for life. Mine all topped out between 4" - 6". Its difficult to choose which variety is better looking. The Striped have a very high arched back. The Spotted stay compact. The males display a very colorful mating dress, and are in the mood most of the time. Probably not a good idea to keep small tetras like Rummynose or Cardinals with the SD's. Columbians or Bleedinghearts would likely do better.
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Stephen St.Clair said:
I've kept Striped & Spotted SD's in my 120. That sized tank can hold them for life. Mine all topped out between 4" - 6". Its difficult to choose which variety is better looking. The Striped have a very high arched back. The Spotted stay compact. The males display a very colorful mating dress, and are in the mood most of the time. Probably not a good idea to keep small tetras like Rummynose or Cardinals with the SD's. Columbians or Bleedinghearts would likely do better.
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Stephen St.Clair said:
I've kept Striped & Spotted SD's in my 120. That sized tank can hold them for life. Mine all topped out between 4" - 6". Its difficult to choose which variety is better looking. The Striped have a very high arched back. The Spotted stay compact. The males display a very colorful mating dress, and are in the mood most of the time. Probably not a good idea to keep small tetras like Rummynose or Cardinals with the SD's. Columbians or Bleedinghearts would likely do better.
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Stephen St.Clair said:
I've kept Striped & Spotted SD's in my 120. That sized tank can hold them for life. Mine all topped out between 4" - 6". Its difficult to choose which variety is better looking. The Striped have a very high arched back. The Spotted stay compact. The males display a very colorful mating dress, and are in the mood most of the time. Probably not a good idea to keep small tetras like Rummynose or Cardinals with the SD's. Columbians or Bleedinghearts would likely do better.
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Stephen St.Clair said:
I've kept Striped & Spotted SD's in my 120. That sized tank can hold them for life. Mine all topped out between 4" - 6". Its difficult to choose which variety is better looking. The Striped have a very high arched back. The Spotted stay compact. The males display a very colorful mating dress, and are in the mood most of the time. Probably not a good idea to keep small tetras like Rummynose or Cardinals with the SD's. Columbians or Bleedinghearts would likely do better.
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Stephen St.Clair said:
I've kept Striped & Spotted SD's in my 120. That sized tank can hold them for life. Mine all topped out between 4" - 6". Its difficult to choose which variety is better looking. The Striped have a very high arched back. The Spotted stay compact. The males display a very colorful mating dress, and are in the mood most of the time. Probably not a good idea to keep small tetras like Rummynose or Cardinals with the SD's. Columbians or Bleedinghearts would likely do better.
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Stephen St.Clair said:
I've kept Striped & Spotted SD's in my 120. That sized tank can hold them for life. Mine all topped out between 4" - 6". Its difficult to choose which variety is better looking. The Striped have a very high arched back. The Spotted stay compact. The males display a very colorful mating dress, and are in the mood most of the time. Probably not a good idea to keep small tetras like Rummynose or Cardinals with the SD's. Columbians or Bleedinghearts would likely do better.
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So um, What’s a good price for striped SDs WC small?
 
They used to be 25 bucks apiece a few years ago, but I bought these guys for about 8 bucks.20190703_162744.jpg
 
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