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I have a 49 gallon tank which currently houses one 4" blood parrot (not king kong). He used to have another parrot and a fire mouth as tankmates, but they died in an accident 4 months ago. Since then he's' been by himself. The tank has plenty of driftwood, plants, and hiding spots.
I've always wanted some good bottom feeders for that tank, and cories are my favorite, but I'm afraid that they can't be housed with cichlids. Can blood parrots and cores get along? |
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I would not put them togather. You can say lunch.
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