

Getting pretty busy at substrate level!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! They are all interesting but you will need all sorts of "stuff" for them to separate themselves. Plants, caves, rocks, driftwood and significantly uneven substrate levels. Also regular rearranging does add a different dimension for the fish. I have 5 clowns, 7 skunk loaches and about 10 corys in a tank with a 72" by 18" footprint. The tanks is heavily planted with lots of rock and driftwood. Everybody gets along fine. I would really think about 5 SAE's. They are accused of becoming quite aggressive as they mature.do they liek to have more room to them selves at the bottem? eventually I wilo have 5 SAEs again and I hope to have nearer to 20 Cories of the same species.
wow geezer, your one cat is as old as me >>
well as they get older I would put them downstairs with all the aggressive tetras haha. umm.. different dimension for the fish? huh?Getting pretty busy at substrate level!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! They are all interesting but you will need all sorts of "stuff" for them to separate themselves. Plants, caves, rocks, driftwood and significantly uneven substrate levels. Also regular rearranging does add a different dimension for the fish. I have 5 clowns, 7 skunk loaches and about 10 corys in a tank with a 72" by 18" footprint. The tanks is heavily planted with lots of rock and driftwood. Everybody gets along fine. I would really think about 5 SAE's. They are accused of becoming quite aggressive as they mature.do they liek to have more room to them selves at the bottem? eventually I wilo have 5 SAEs again and I hope to have nearer to 20 Cories of the same species.
wow geezer, your one cat is as old as me >>
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