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| Little Fish Join Date: Sep 2009
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| I have a 55 gallon tank and was wondering what else I could put in it. According to a stocking website I found here(sorry, don't remember name!), I have 26% of stocking room left( not including the bumblebee goby). These are the demensions and fish in the tank. The demensions are length:47.4, width:14, and height: 19. These are in inches. The fish are: 1 BN pleco 1 Bumblebee goby 1 Neon tetra 1 Cardinal tetra 4 Silver-tip tetras 3 Boeseman's rainbows 1 Dwarf gourami 1 Male sailfin molly 2 Rummynosed tetras 2 Dwarf oto cats and 2 Juhli cory cats what else can I put in there? Sorry for the long post! Thanx! |
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| Teenie Weenie Fish Join Date: Oct 2009
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| Little Fish Join Date: Sep 2009
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| So, i have about 15 inches of fish left, right? My rummynosed tetras and my neon/cardinal tetras all school together. How many more tetras can i get? O r, if this is possible, can i get different species that school and they will be happy? |
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| Teenie Weenie Fish Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Australia
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Can I ask how long you have had the tank for hayer?
__________________ ~ Experience is something you don't get until just after you need it ~ 10 Gallon: Planted Dwarf Powder Blue Gourami Dwarf Flame gourami 20 Gallon: Planted Breeding pair of Kribensis 68 Gallon: Planted Breeding pair of Blue Acaras Baby Tiger Oscar 2 Peppermint Bristlenose Plecos 170 Gallon: On Order. Will be stocking it with - Tiger Oscar Black Pleco Severum, one Gold one Green Black Ghost Knife | |
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| Little Fish Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Toronto, Canada
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| I would concentrate on building up your shoals of what you have before adding new types. The neons, cardinals, runny nose, otos and corys all need groups. A minimum of four in each (in my experience four works for most), but some may need more, you have to watch their behaviour. Even if different types are staying together, it may be just because it is the best option they have at the moment, that doesn't mean it's the best option for them. And watching groups of the same fish swim around is cool, seeing how they interact with each other. Also, I agree, 100% isn't a target, it's a maximum, and yes having as many fish as possible is fun, you also have to think of their bioload. Plecos can have a big bioload, so in inches they may be fine in your tank, but create more waste than other fish.
__________________ 1 community tank/38 gallons (approx.) 1 mostly blind texas cichlid Click my dragons to help them grow! Thank you! --------------------------------------------------- |
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| Teenie Weenie Fish Join Date: Oct 2009
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| there is nothing better than seeing a school of tetras or cardinals. I have 6 tetras and 6 glolite which all school.
__________________ _______________________________________________ 90 Gallon 4ft Glo balast 6 jumbo neon tetras 6 glolite tetras 3 lamp eye tetras 5 algae shrimp 4 cherry shrimp Plants Amazon Swords, Java Fern, Lace Java Fern, Dwarf Pygmy Micro Swords, Anubias Nana, Crypt. Spiralis. _______________________________________________ |
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| Teenie Weenie Fish Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Australia
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| Well hey if it works, beautiful. If they seem happy enough and are eating etc. Do what works for you, just be careful not to overstock.
__________________ ~ Experience is something you don't get until just after you need it ~ 10 Gallon: Planted Dwarf Powder Blue Gourami Dwarf Flame gourami 20 Gallon: Planted Breeding pair of Kribensis 68 Gallon: Planted Breeding pair of Blue Acaras Baby Tiger Oscar 2 Peppermint Bristlenose Plecos 170 Gallon: On Order. Will be stocking it with - Tiger Oscar Black Pleco Severum, one Gold one Green Black Ghost Knife |
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