Hi,i want to ask something again.recently i bought a small tank which are 60 cmx40cmx40cm.i want to keep a african fish biotope,but i never keep a specific community before,so i want to ask if these fish can get along well.i want to keep 4 congo tetras,1 leopard ctenopoma,and 1 african butterflyfish.and if in short time i buy a bigger tank,i want to keep 1 peter's elephantnose fish.can these fish get along well?thanks
will these community work out?
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is that a 20 or 30 gallon? if its 20 I would say sorry to small, if it is 30 I would say you could do it.
Africa butterfly and leopard ctenopoma are both good looking predatory fish, but they are not too aggressive so they should get along, and as long as your congo tetras are fairly large then they should be ok but I would say minimum 30 gallons.
On top of what the previous post says I would like to add that I have a thirty gallon tank with atleast eigjt different cichlids in it. Some say they shpuldnt be together, but they have been for months with no problems.so I would say that it also just depends on a single fishs personality, not just the breed tupe
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Yes those fish could work, but it will be alitle tight for the ctenopama.
I personally have two leopard ctenopamas with and african buttery fly, peters elephant nose, Senegal bichir, cookoo catfish all in a 50 gallon with allot of plant and driftwood.
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I personally have two leopard ctenopamas with and african buttery fly, peters elephant nose, Senegal bichir, cookoo catfish all in a 50 gallon with allot of plant and driftwood.
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