Well I won't get anything for a few weeks...but here is my mixed bag of fish:
2 SAE
3 Corydoras "spotted"
1 red-tail shark
3 common guppies (1 male 2 female)
This is in a moderately planted 29G tank. I am thinking that I should increase the number of corydoras and maybe even get another SAE but it looks as if that would "top off" my tank. I do have a 10Gallon tank which currently has 4 young guppy fry and 5 ghost shrimp...I am considering tossing the adult guppies into it and then getting something for the 29G that would enjoy baby "guppy treats".
So would the SAE and red-tail be too much for a pair of angels to handle? If I keep the stock numbers the same as they currently are and remove the guppies would I be able to keep a pair of angels successfully? I have read that angels would enjoy baby guppies quite well...and I don't mind continously raising guppy fry to feed the angels (I'm getting quite adept at hatching brine shrimp for the guppy fry).
Is a puffer far too aggressive to live with my other tanks mates (this would be in lieu of angelfish of course)? I would think so but rely upon the experience of others to confirm or counter what I think I know of these fish. (I have plenty of snails as I was planning to get a loach of some sort).
Other than Angelfish, what other type of cichlids would not mind a 29G space to share with other fish? Kribs?
I was thinking about loaches ...but the lower reaches of the tank are already populated well enough (the guppies act like bottom feeders until nighttime when they finally go to the top...I guess my lighting is too intense for them).
2 SAE
3 Corydoras "spotted"
1 red-tail shark
3 common guppies (1 male 2 female)
This is in a moderately planted 29G tank. I am thinking that I should increase the number of corydoras and maybe even get another SAE but it looks as if that would "top off" my tank. I do have a 10Gallon tank which currently has 4 young guppy fry and 5 ghost shrimp...I am considering tossing the adult guppies into it and then getting something for the 29G that would enjoy baby "guppy treats".
So would the SAE and red-tail be too much for a pair of angels to handle? If I keep the stock numbers the same as they currently are and remove the guppies would I be able to keep a pair of angels successfully? I have read that angels would enjoy baby guppies quite well...and I don't mind continously raising guppy fry to feed the angels (I'm getting quite adept at hatching brine shrimp for the guppy fry).
Is a puffer far too aggressive to live with my other tanks mates (this would be in lieu of angelfish of course)? I would think so but rely upon the experience of others to confirm or counter what I think I know of these fish. (I have plenty of snails as I was planning to get a loach of some sort).
Other than Angelfish, what other type of cichlids would not mind a 29G space to share with other fish? Kribs?
I was thinking about loaches ...but the lower reaches of the tank are already populated well enough (the guppies act like bottom feeders until nighttime when they finally go to the top...I guess my lighting is too intense for them).