I have a 40 gallon tank with 6 young Striped Kribs (Pelvicachromis taeniatus Moliwe). Sand Bottom, 2 sponge filters, no current to speak of, plenty of caves, some driftwood, will be planting the suffering **** out of it over the course of the next several weeks. I am planning on adding 3 or 4 killiefish (Aphyosemion striatum or Fundulopnchax gardneri) at some point.
It wants some algae eaters, though.
Would Ottos work? 4 or 5? Would they be able to get out of the way of the kribs when they start breeding?
If not Ottos, Howsabout Clown Plecos (Panaque maccus), a pair probably?
Failing that, my other serious option is an Albino bristlenosed pleco.
(Course, there's the longshot option of a couple west African algae eating gobies, but that might be a little too.... baroque.)
Whatsay?
It wants some algae eaters, though.
Would Ottos work? 4 or 5? Would they be able to get out of the way of the kribs when they start breeding?
If not Ottos, Howsabout Clown Plecos (Panaque maccus), a pair probably?
Failing that, my other serious option is an Albino bristlenosed pleco.
(Course, there's the longshot option of a couple west African algae eating gobies, but that might be a little too.... baroque.)
Whatsay?
