Kribs vs Rams??????

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KarlTh

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They're hardier than the gold or balloon varieties. If you're comparing them with Bolivian rams, they are a different species and do seem to be more robust, especially in hard water.
 

jpappy789

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They're hardier than the gold or balloon varieties. If you're comparing them with Bolivian rams, they are a different species and do seem to be more robust, especially in hard water.
I agree, but again it has to do more with the source than the individual species IMHO.
 

noodles62

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I would suggest the kribs - I have never kept them myself, but when I kept corys with my rams, the rams were really bothered by the corys frenzied activity at feeding time and often went without eating cause the corys are such (cute) little piggies. Just my experience and opinion.....
 

jpappy789

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I would suggest the kribs - I have never kept them myself, but when I kept corys with my rams, the rams were really bothered by the corys frenzied activity at feeding time and often went without eating cause the corys are such (cute) little piggies. Just my experience and opinion.....
Weird.
 

KuchDaddy

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Thanks for the input everyone.
So far I am leaning toward the Kribs.
Just they they look cooler, and some folks seem to think they are hardier.

Do you think I could just buy a male/female pair and expect them to be nice to each other, or is it sometimes difficult to find a compatible pair?
If it is difficult, I might just go with a single.
 
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