Will These Fish Go Together?

[spitz006]

Trying to downgrade from 6 tanks to 5. Moving things around. Is there any chance of this working out?


-90 Gallon
Discus x 2
Angelfish x 2
Gymnogeophagus x 4
geophagus x 3
apistogramma x 2
corydora x 4
betta falx x 2
paradise fish x1
oto x 1
assorted blue tetras, other tetras and pencilfish x 10

-75 Gallon FW
stormsi cichlid x 1 (african, non rift)
finleyi cichlid x 1 (African, non rift)
synodontis ocellifer x 1
ghost knife x 1
senegal bichir x 1
gymnogeophagus x 1
boesemani rainbows x 7
denisonii barb x 1
clown pleco x 1
peacock eel x 1

-75 Gallon Light Brackish
vieja synspila pair
kribensis pair
orange chromide female
datnioides polota(juv)

15 Gallon
psuedotropheus aurora fry x 5

5 Gallon
gertrudae rainbows x 3
dwarf frog x 1
peacock gudgeon x 1
sparkling gourami x 1

 

[duanes]

Just a couple comments
The Vieja synspilla is not brackish, and especially "not" the krib.
Also Gymnogeophagus like cool temps, low 70s and 60s, the paradise can also take cool temps, but the discus prefer warm 80s.

 

[Rafini]

it all sounds good to me, the fish won't be in their most suited surroundings but as long as you keep the water quality good they shouldnt suffer.

and Duanes Vieja Synspilla is found in full strength seawater in the wild, they are very adapted and along with the mayan cichlid and a few others seem to be capable of living for extended periods in seawater or heavy brackish. light brackish would definately not effect them in any way

my only issue is that a 75 is too cramped for a pair of vieja let alone the tankmates, I had to get rid of my redhead because it was just too aggressive, that was in a 225 gallon.

 

[Leptoe]

Not a good idea to put discus and angels together they are both territorial.

 

[ColeFishing]

Please be more specific with the paradise fish. What's the scientific because I know a few fish that are referred to as paradise fish.


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[Gill Blue]

otocinclus aren't solitary fish. groups of 4+.

 

[Cichlaholics Anonymous]

it all sounds good to me, the fish won't be in their most suited surroundings but as long as you keep the water quality good they shouldnt suffer.

and Duanes Vieja Synspilla is found in full strength seawater in the wild, they are very adapted and along with the mayan cichlid and a few others seem to be capable of living for extended periods in seawater or heavy brackish. light brackish would definately not effect them in any way

my only issue is that a 75 is too cramped for a pair of vieja let alone the tankmates, I had to get rid of my redhead because it was just too aggressive, that was in a 225 gallon.

I thought it was blackbelts that reside in bw and sw environment in the wild...but as you said aggression and size are issues that will make it not work in 75