6 Guppies
12 Neon Tetras (offer at the shop)
2 Dwarf African Frogs
2 Apple Snails
I'd say this is a nice stocking list for a 60L, though you could probably get away with more (not loads more mind you)
put it this way, i am going to buy a jewel rekord 60- 54 litres and plan to stock with
2darf gouramis
6tiger barbs?
8 tetras- havnt decided which
4 guppies
few clown loaches
and then i think i can still have about 5-10 more smaller fish and 3-6 medium sizes ones
people on this forum told me that a single goldfish needs 120 litres so dont take advice o stocking from most of them, they might know a bit more but in my experience as long as your filter is top dog you can fill to your hearts content
Careful about listening to advice like this. I wouldn't put a single clown loach in a tank this size, let alone a few. I wouldn't keep guppies in a group of 4. I wouldn't keep guppies with tigers either. Also, if you're planning on this stocking with the standard juwel filter tower, expect some trouble - although it's not a bad filter, IMO it doesn't work too well until very mature, and has a low flow rate.
i was asking cos in the garden centre they like have 80 tetras in a smaller tank than the one i have so i gotta think of more fish then i guess
Shops get away with this because their tanks are usually highly filtered, and the fish don't stay in there like that for long. They usually tolerate quite a few deaths too, which you shouldn't.
well in this petsathome book it says that a male fighter fish will only attack guppies of the same colourization
Depends very much on the individual temperament of the fighter. I'd avoid keeping them with guppies at all personally (guppies are pretty lame too...
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i'd be only be getting small fish largest 13 cm maybe, and not interested in goldfish, tell me do plecos come in small sizes? (they the ones that suck the glass?)
I wouldn't put anything over about 4in long in a tank of that size. You do get small plecos, though I couldn't tell you which they are. I would recommend otocinclus (dwarf catfish)
"a small (2") algae-eating fish which is perfect for the tropical freshwater aquarium. It is a diligent worker, doesn't have an aggressive bone in its body, and is fun to watch interact with others in a group"
I have 5 in my tank, and they're great characters, and decent algae eaters too.
To stock a tank like yours (which i'm actually in the process of now...) i'm going for a Siamese fighter, 5 or so otos, 12 or so porkchop rasbora or cherry barbs, maybe a small group of khuli loaches, and a couple of nerite snails.
I don't mean to offend AdAndrews, I just think someone new to the hobby needs to hear the differing schools of thought out there! Just my opinion