BamBamFishKid
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Non aggressive under 5 inches.
Centerpiece 55g fish that is under 5 inches
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Dallascowboys16
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Most dwarf gouramis can be great centerpiece fish that are most of the time peaceful and a single angel would work well too.
BamBamFishKid
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I am getting 10 neon tetras, 10 serpae tetras, 4 dwarf puffers, and 7 cory cats
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Its 55 gallons....
You can't do Dwarf Puffers in a community tank. Other than that you stock looks fine even tho Serpae tetras are a bit too nippy for my liking. If you keep them on your list then don't do an Angelfish as a centerpiece but you could do a Pearl, Dwarf, or Honey Gourami. A pair of Bolivian or German Blue Rams would be another good option.
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Why cant DPs go into a community tank? I guess i forgot to mention i was already getting pair of bolivian rams. I guess i will also get a pair of gold rams....
So here is my stock now,
10 neon tetras
10 serpae tetras
7 bronze cory cats
Pair of bolivian rams
Pair of gold rams
Is this a good stock? This is MY final edit, any changes
Don't want any gourami, i haven't had any luck with them in the past.
They are very aggressive and you'll end up with dead fish. They do best in a species tank.
If you try to keep two pairs of rams in a tank be sure to have a lot of plants and DW so each pair can claim a territory if they want. I only keep two pairs in my 220g 100% planted tank. As GBR's mature, especially males, they tend to get more aggressive.
If you try to keep two pairs of rams in a tank be sure to have a lot of plants and DW so each pair can claim a territory if they want. I only keep two pairs in my 220g 100% planted tank. As GBR's mature, especially males, they tend to get more aggressive.
