Aint been on here for ages but thought I would share with u all i got myself a new tank i think its 90Litres (3ft in length, 13inch high and 1ft deep front-back). Was just wondering what fish would do well in it? My wife want goldfish but im not to keen on them, I think they belong out in a large pond!. But if i can get some good ideas on good looking fish I may be able to change her mind.
Edit!: Just done a calculation on and it came out with a 26 gal (us)
40gallon tank containing;
1x pair breeding kribensis
3x small angel fish
2x Gold Gourami
1x Blue Gourami (same species as gold)
4x Harlequin Rasbora
2x Pearl Gourami
1x Red tail shark
Temp 26 degrees Celcius
Filter is the Wet/Dry type
Posts: 65
Harlequin Rasbora's are nice =D, so full of charachter all the time
20 gal tall freshwater glass tank Set up: Aquaclear Power Filter with BioMax (30 gal), Current USA 65W PC lighting 10k/6700. Heavily planted (Limnophila hippuroides, moneywort, common frill, anubias, wisteria (Hygrophila difformis), amazon sword, red temple (Alternanthera reineckii), red ludwigia (repens), narrow leaf chain sword, purple cabomba, red tiger lotus, four leaf clover, dwarf baby tears), and Marble Queen Radican sword, with cliffstone, riverstone, driftwood, black flourite substrate
Occupants: Angelfish, yoyo loach, otocinculs, Red Wag Platy
10gal freshwater Setup: Aquaclear Powerfilter with Biomax (20 gal)
Planted: Common frill, wisteria, guppy grass, java moss
Occupants: Indian Dwarf Puffer
3 gal Freshwater
guppy grass and java moss
Occupants: Snowball shrimp
40gallon tank containing;
1x pair breeding kribensis
3x small angel fish
2x Gold Gourami
1x Blue Gourami (same species as gold)
4x Harlequin Rasbora
2x Pearl Gourami
1x Red tail shark
Temp 26 degrees Celcius
Filter is the Wet/Dry type
Posts: 65
Quote:
Originally Posted by Locky
Are these not aggressive or are they ok for a community tank?
Kisser Gouramis can get very big, 12" max and can get agressive as they grow, ive had bad luck with their agression in the past so i would go for the dwarfs, although the dwarfs are generally peaceful with most fish there can be the odd rogue fish who can be quite agressive, but this is quite rare.
Angels are supposed to be semi-aggressive also but I have never seen any on mine pick on other fish. A lot of time i think it depends if the fish were raised in a tank with others and just the personality of the fish.
but of course the rule of thumb for a fish is that if something will fit in it's mouth it will east it
20 gal tall freshwater glass tank Set up: Aquaclear Power Filter with BioMax (30 gal), Current USA 65W PC lighting 10k/6700. Heavily planted (Limnophila hippuroides, moneywort, common frill, anubias, wisteria (Hygrophila difformis), amazon sword, red temple (Alternanthera reineckii), red ludwigia (repens), narrow leaf chain sword, purple cabomba, red tiger lotus, four leaf clover, dwarf baby tears), and Marble Queen Radican sword, with cliffstone, riverstone, driftwood, black flourite substrate
Occupants: Angelfish, yoyo loach, otocinculs, Red Wag Platy
10gal freshwater Setup: Aquaclear Powerfilter with Biomax (20 gal)
Planted: Common frill, wisteria, guppy grass, java moss
Occupants: Indian Dwarf Puffer
3 gal Freshwater
guppy grass and java moss
Occupants: Snowball shrimp