Community Tank Oddballs?

[Samfred0205]

I have a 36 gallon community tank and i am looking for some oddballs to go in there. My lfs have small yellowtail spiney eels and from what i have found on them they dont get to big and most of my fish would be quick enough or big enough to avoid becoming food. Anyone know more about these guys? Any other suggestions? I do not care if they are considered semi-aggressive as long as it cant gobble down everything

 

[ktomminello]

Hammers cobalt blue lobster- yes, freshwater, relatively small VERY unique, and will clean the left over food on the bottom of your tank....

 

[GodFan]

I have a 36 gallon community tank and i am looking for some oddballs to go in there. My lfs have small yellowtail spiney eels and from what i have found on them they dont get to big and most of my fish would be quick enough or big enough to avoid becoming food. Anyone know more about these guys? Any other suggestions? I do not care if they are considered semi-aggressive as long as it cant gobble down everything

Depends on your stock honestly.

 

[Tetra1990]

What's currently in your tank? I love eels. If you have sand or very smooth gravel, they could work. But most live shrimp would be on the menu. Fry might be eaten too.

 

[Samfred0205]

My tank currently has a sand bottom, with dwarf gouramis, some rainbows and tetras ( Colombian red blue, buenos aires, serape, and neons) I have ghost shrimp but I don't care about them too much.