Oddball stocking ideas for my 20g Long???

[TaTeR ToT]

i have recently setup a 20g long.

i originally planned to make it a kiku fire tip brichardi breeding tank, but i cant find any wc specimens.

so thats a nogo.

i have now decided it would make a cool oddball tank.

i have a riverine scape.
rocks driftwood and fake bushy plants.

the stocklist i have decided on sofar is as follows.

3x Glass Catfish
1x Spotted African Climbing Pearch
1x African Butterfly Fish
1x Zebra Botia
1x Skunk Botia

and i would like a few other smaller oddbals that i could keep with these choices.

lmk your ideas.

remember, its a 20g long.
not the biggest tank, so i would like smaller oddballs, in the 4-5" max range.

[Roujin]

I think the perch will eat the glass catfish.

[TaTeR ToT]

nah, they only get like 4"tl.
they are the little spotted leaf fish at petssmart, im getting them elsewhere.

but they dont get big, they love to hunt ghost shrimp and guppy fry though:)

[madugo]

seriously, i think the oddball stock will look a lot cooler than brichardi in your setup.

[TaTeR ToT]

seriously, i think the oddball stock will look a lot cooler than brichardi in your setup.

fo sho!

i will stil get the brichardi if they become available, i will just put my occie, callochromis, and julie in the tropheus tank and put the brichardi in the 29g.

[Nickintex]

I think the perch will eat the glass catfish.

+1
They have BIG expandable mouths and glass cats are long and thin.

[TaTeR ToT]

+1
They have BIG expandable mouths and glass cats are long and thin.

you really think a 4" spotted leaf fish can eat a 4" glass catfish?

maybe the leaf fish isnt such a good idea

[Nickintex]

Yes. If well fed, they will grow and so will their appetite. I have one. He can swallow frozen krill with no problem.

[TaTeR ToT]

ok, so the leaf fish is out.

i will do 6x glass cats, 1x african butterfly fish.

i still need a few more stocking ideas.
anyone?

[stevenallenbarnard]

hrmmm... chromides, south american puffers, ummmmm.......let's see.........peacock gudgeons... maybe some hillstream loaches.