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If by GT you mean green terror, it will possibly munch everything you've listed :unsure:.
Not sure on the Panchax though, depends how big the terror gets?
 
thanks for the quick reply the panchax will get to 10cms could you recomend some tank amtes then?
edit: are u sure the brochis wont be safe as i would have thought thed be big enough?
 
Do you know if the GT is male or female and what size roughly?
Depending on its aggression will depend what you'll get away with, seen people manage a few things and some people manage nothing but a GT in there tank :crazy:.

I've not a clue about panchax, i've been recommended bleeding heart tetra they're slightly smaller then panchax but the shape could have something to do with it too :lol:

I was thinking for my 55g GT tank;
Male GT (He's very soft though, gets put into place by a rainbow shark :unsure: )
Rainbow Shark
Bleeding Heart Tetra
Small'ish Pleco
 
The gt is a rather wimpy male
Hmm well striped panchax can be incredibly aggressive ime so i recon they can hold their ground.
the bleeding hearts are nice so i could probs get some.
i also really need to know about any catfish that could go with them
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cdl :good:
 
Just because he's 'wimpy' doesn't necessarily mean he won't at least try and take a bite out of one of the other fish :p

Agree with this, don't think any cory catfish would work with a GT as they can't defend themself and they're pretty slow too.
Pictus should be okay but you'd have to check with somebody else about stocking what into a 50g, i'm just giving idea's what could work with a terror.
 
In terms of shape, I'd be more worried about the streamlined panchax, over adult size chunky Brochis splendens or britski (multiradiatus are far more sub-tropical than the other two). However, if the GT did have a go at the Brochis, they would lock out their pectoral fins and I think they carry a defensive toxin (just like Corydoras).

A couple of alternatives that might work are Synodontis angelica or Callichthys callichthys.
 

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