Alright, well, I am moving soon and was considering combining 2 of my small tanks. I have a 25 and a 29 gal. In the 29 gal I have 4 tiger barbs (3 albino and 1 black), clown loach, skunk botia, zebra loach, yo-yo botia, red tailed shark, striped raphael, and an algae eater. My 25 gal has 5 corys, some random small tetras, 2 dwarf puffers, a blue paradise gourami, 2 cherry barbs, and 2 of those little algae eaters (starts with an o). Will all of these fish get along? I worry mostly about my corys. I've lost quite a few of them lately due to a bug problem (see one of my previous threads).
There are also 2 angels, that I am going to try to move into my 160 gal with a 11 inch bala, 12 inch pangasius cat, 2 pink kissers, 2 silver dollars and 2 other angels. Is that going to be okay? The 2 angels that are already in there are a couple (they have laid eggs many times, but the other fish always eat them). The 2 that I would be adding are quite a bit younger and about 3/4 of their size. I think they are both male. They are all going to a new tank when we move, so I figured it might be okay to toss a few extra fish in there since they will be adjusting to the new tank anyway.
I don't want to leave the angels in with the others in the small tank since I know that tiger barbs have a tendency to nip at fish with long fins. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
There are also 2 angels, that I am going to try to move into my 160 gal with a 11 inch bala, 12 inch pangasius cat, 2 pink kissers, 2 silver dollars and 2 other angels. Is that going to be okay? The 2 angels that are already in there are a couple (they have laid eggs many times, but the other fish always eat them). The 2 that I would be adding are quite a bit younger and about 3/4 of their size. I think they are both male. They are all going to a new tank when we move, so I figured it might be okay to toss a few extra fish in there since they will be adjusting to the new tank anyway.
I don't want to leave the angels in with the others in the small tank since I know that tiger barbs have a tendency to nip at fish with long fins. Any help would be greatly appreciated.