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Then I reiterate, increase your cardinal and rummy schools.
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300+RR (8-10 ft x 30"x30") - Waiting to find it... Lake Tanganyikan
225RR (72"x24"Wx29"H) DSA - Lake Tanganyikan WC Murago
210RR (60"x24"Wx32"H) AGE - Lake Tanganyikan WC IN PROGRESS
160RR 1/2 cylinder (60"x30"Wx30"H) AGE - Altum Biotope IN PROGRESS
90RR (36"x24"Wx25"H) NEO DSA - Rio Meta Biotope
90RR (36"x24"Wx25"H) NEO DSA - Lake Valencia Biotope
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Though I appreciate the obvious. It doesn't help me with a suggestion for a show fish.Originally posted by ddaquaria View PostKarenComment
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So maybe rainbowfish....or what about dwarf gourami? I know the big ones would be too aggressive, but what about the little ones?KarenComment
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I don't understand how a large school of cardinals or rummys does not help with a show fish. A large tight school of most tetras can dominate most "show" fishes IMO.
What is your definition of show fish? Does it have to be some single fish that stands out from the rest of the group? It is some really immaculate fish that no one ever sees very often? I could suggest a shoal of adolfi cories too (shoal meaning 15-20 NOT 5 or 6).300+RR (8-10 ft x 30"x30") - Waiting to find it... Lake Tanganyikan
225RR (72"x24"Wx29"H) DSA - Lake Tanganyikan WC Murago
210RR (60"x24"Wx32"H) AGE - Lake Tanganyikan WC IN PROGRESS
160RR 1/2 cylinder (60"x30"Wx30"H) AGE - Altum Biotope IN PROGRESS
90RR (36"x24"Wx25"H) NEO DSA - Rio Meta Biotope
90RR (36"x24"Wx25"H) NEO DSA - Lake Valencia Biotope
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Pearl Gourami - 4" peaceful, reagal, shinny
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He would have continued but at that moment my very obedient daughter who was listening leaned over to me and asked quite audibly in her shrill little four-year old girl voice, 'Mom, what is butt dust?'Comment
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i say a pair of keyhole cichlids.
they are small growing, not often seen, and peaceful to just about anything besides small shrimps.FRENCH FRY!!!
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lets see.....something basic.....how about a betta??....bigger??....king betta??HALA MADRID!!!!
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I just got 11 of these. Man, these are colorfulComment
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Nothing beats a nice group of Irain Rainbows. Bright red, peaceful and grow beautifully.Comment
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If you haven't decided, you may have seen my recent question about paradise gouramis. I must admit that having seen pictures of them, I'm entranced. Still researching, though.
I actually have two male dwarf gouramis in the same tank (29 gallon). One is a honey dwarf, which is really pretty and, from what I understand, stays smaller and is more peaceful than other dwarfs. On the other hand, the powder blue is full size and still very peaceful. To be honest, though, as much as I like him, I don't care for his color. And despite the color, he looks like Admiral Ackbar, which I find disturbing.Trogdor was a man. Or maybe he was a dragon man. Or maybe he was just a dragon. But he was still TROGDOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOR!
You know, fish are great. I love my fish. But what I really want is a monkey.Comment
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Man that bosemani is gorgeous! I really appreciate all the suggestions. I like the idea of the rainbowfish because a small school would be gorgeous and pop.KarenComment
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Fish Gallery has some Albino Congo Tetras.
I'll be adding a handfull to my plant tank next week.Comment
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