Do you want a single fish or a group of them???
Fish24907 said:I'd rather just do a single one. So hopefully one that doesn't have a social need to be around others of his own kind.
Fish24907 said:For a tank. I have a 20 Gallon Long with 5 Danios (and I will be adding 6 Platties). Water temp stays around 68 degrees.
bruinsbro1997 said:Look at some fancy plecos and see if you can find any that can fit in a twenty gallon. Gold ABN plecos are very cool. If you're willing to have good water changes and keep up on maintenance, you can definitely keep a pleco in a 20 Gallon tank.
that is a low temp for those kind of fish.. should be around 74-78 °F
Pygmy cories are little but are adorable. a school of 6-9 would be good for you. or 3-4 khuli loaches.. in my opinion the striped ones are prettier ... peppered cories are also cute 3-5 for your tank. Umm shrimp and snails are always an option. red cherry shrimp would add color to your tank. start with about 10-12 they will breed... or ghost shrimp, they are cheep (less that $0.50 each) .... nerite snails are great but watch out if you have driftwood, you will never get the eggs off, and the eggs don't hatch in freshwater ... mystery snails look awesome with their little tenticles. I would suggest only 1 to avoid breeding. you can always get a snail and still pick another bottom feeder
I think royal or snowball pleco's are the most beautiful pleco's.
Fishman94 said:Albino bristlenose
absolutangel04 said:IMO, kuhli loaches are really cute. I also like South American Bumble Bee catfish. A lot of cory species are really cute too, but of course this is all just a matter of opinion.
that is a low temp for those kind of fish.. should be around 74-78 °F
Pygmy cories are little but are adorable. a school of 6-9 would be good for you. or 3-4 khuli loaches.. in my opinion the striped ones are prettier ... peppered cories are also cute 3-5 for your tank. Umm shrimp and snails are always an option. red cherry shrimp would add color to your tank. start with about 10-12 they will breed... or ghost shrimp, they are cheep (less that $0.50 each) .... nerite snails are great but watch out if you have driftwood, you will never get the eggs off, and the eggs don't hatch in freshwater ... mystery snails look awesome with their little tenticles. I would suggest only 1 to avoid breeding. you can always get a snail and still pick another bottom feeder