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I wouldn't attempt it. Their tales are quite fancy which could cause the fish to be even more interested in them.
 

Madcrawdad

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Depends on the temperament of the RTS, but probably not a good mix, as a 20 long doesn't give the betta much room to hide if the RTS gets aggressive.

Do you already have the RTS or betta, and are trying to find suitable tankmates?
 

wataugachicken

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seems like the 20g long would be too small for the RTS anyway. not a matter of how big they get, but how much they move around.
 

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Hmm.... kinda varying answers. To fill you guys in I got a 20 long that has no fish, just some small snails, and a lot of plants and driftwood. I want to put a fish in and those are my 2 favorite other than a pleco. I am just tossing ideas around really. I don't want many fish just a few larger ones that will be able to live in a 20 long so by large i don't really mean large? haha make any sense. I have other tanks that I can move them into if they get to large but would rather have one or 2 inhabitants in the 20gallon long just to help the plants out that are not too boring or unattractive. Suggestions would be great.
 

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RTS will get too big for a 20 gallon. Maybe a gourami? However, gouramis are NOT compatible with bettas, so keep that in mind.
 

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If you're just looking to provide movement in a planted tank, maybe go with 3 or so giant danios and a handful of cories. The giant danios are always moving (as long as the tank isn't overgrown with plants) and are a somewhat attractive, hardy fish.
 
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