Looking For New Fishes

[Amavi]

Vietnamese loaches will be fine in a 180l .

As far as "sharks" go; you could try some true sae (Crossocheilus oblongus). But they are borderline (if you are very conservative with stocking) as far as size and activity goes.

pH is really not that big a factor with most tank bred fish as they have usually been in non acidic water for generations. In any case, most people report keeping even fish such as captive bred discus at slightly basic pH levels with no problem. Problems arise if only with egg development, but adult fish usually don't mind most specific pH levels, as long as extremes and rapid fluctuations are avoided.

Ah I have been told so many times they will need to move so I organised my brothers tank. I will be happy to keep them as they are funny to watch. The female is guarded some bog wood at the moment poor corys have to live in the ship with the male!

I forgot to add I have a type of pleco I have no idea what type he is but hes no bigger than 8cm

 

[Amavi]

Hm I been looking over alsorts of fish n still cannot make up my mind! There's gotta be a pretty interesting n active fish that can go in my rio!

 

[sadguppy]

The yoyos are extremely unlikely to breed, there are none that have been bred in home aquaria as far as I am aware. They are great though, I have six and I love them. So active! Certainly up the numbers if you can.

 

[Amavi]

So everyone thinks the yoyos will be ok in my rio? Would be nice to have a few more. Also is there a type of shark that will go in and not grow too big?