FINALLY! My ten planted..

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Thanks guys :) I'm planning on a pair of killifish and some blue tiger shrimp


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What kind of substrate did u use

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Yes killi's can be quite aggressive, just a heads up. I once had a pair of aphysemion gardneri in a tank with some pseudomugil furcatas. I did this because my gf was changing up tanks, and needed a place for her killi's. In one night the killis managed to bite the tailfins of all my furcatas straight off. (They grew back fcourse). But these fish are definitely hunters!


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Yes :) I added some pygmy cories and some cherry shrimp for now. I am thinking to add a pair of splendid, clowns, or australe killis- but not in a hurry. Waiting for more plants and everything to grow out. Maybe some Badis??? I know there isn't too much i can put in there without shrimp being eaten. Here is an update :)ImageUploadedByAquarium Advice1420911256.613442.jpgImageUploadedByAquarium Advice1420911279.936192.jpgImageUploadedByAquarium Advice1420911301.551822.jpg


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The only thing I would've done differently would be to let the shrimp breed up more, before you added the fish. The shrimp will still breed but the population will grow a lot more slowly with fish in the tank.

But otherwise very good stocking choices ?


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Did you get Cory pygmaeus ? I love mine. This is is the first time I've owns pygs. So cute. Had habrosus and hastatus before. Still have habbies. ImageUploadedByAquarium Advice1420912391.773236.jpg


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No Killis just pygmy cories that are smaller than shrimp. Does that still affect the breeding


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