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Old 09-05-2010, 01:45 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default 40g stocking will they work together

ok so want the tank is planted and cycled i figured i would start with 3 zebra danios, then a couple weeks get 3 tiger barbs, then 3 peppered cory cats 3 dwarf gouramis and finely 2 small angels. i know im about 3" over the 1" per gallon but i will have either the sun sun canister filter or the marineland C360 canister filter hooked up. would this be safe together? short list
2 angels 6"each 12"
3 dwaf gouramis 2"each 6"
3 peppered cory 2 1/2"each 7 1/2"
3 tiger barbs 3"each 9"
3 zebra danois 3"each 9"
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43 1/2" total
and some shrimp too but lots of people say they dont count towards bio load. maybe switch out the tigar barbs for 3 badis which at full grown is also 3"

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Old 09-05-2010, 03:40 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Default Re: 40g stocking will they work together

Here are my opinions

2 angels 6"each 12"--------------- Cant go wrong with angels IMO
3 dwaf gouramis 2"each 6"--------- no more than 2 IMO
3 peppered cory 2 1/2"each 7 1/2"--I would take them to 6
3 tiger barbs 3"each 9"----------- NO!!! tend to be fin nippers
3 zebra danois 3"each 9"---------- Take up to 9 or exchange for another schooling fish

I always prefer fewer species and larger schools but thats just me I guess
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Ok can I mix the corys up like 3 peppered and 3 of another kind? And what other schooling fish do you think would go good with this mix
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I dont see a problem with mixing cories. I really like these guys.
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Just watch which cories you buy as some won't school with others that are not like them. My sterbai completely stays away from the other cories that I have. Albino and peppers will school as will albinos and emerald greens, or emerald greens and peppers.
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I had BIG problems with angels and tiger barbs together so if I were you I would choose one or the other (GO FOR THE ANGELS!! lol thats just my oppinion)
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I had BIG problems with angels and tiger barbs together so if I were you I would choose one or the other (GO FOR THE ANGELS!! lol thats just my oppinion)
agreeed i only keep short finned fish with my tiger barbs, danios, bala sharks, rasboras and tetras.
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