large peaceful fish
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Denison barbs. Moonlight gouramies might be on the smaller end but they're lovely.
The problem with cats is there aren't many that stay in the 'medium' range--most are either 3-6 inches, or get to be a foot or more. Pictus cats, in a large groups, might suit, though they max at around 4-5. Some of the bumblebee catfish might work--I think the 'false asian bumblebee' hits 6 inches and does well in a group.
The problem with cats is there aren't many that stay in the 'medium' range--most are either 3-6 inches, or get to be a foot or more. Pictus cats, in a large groups, might suit, though they max at around 4-5. Some of the bumblebee catfish might work--I think the 'false asian bumblebee' hits 6 inches and does well in a group.
Spotted Raphaels max out around 6" ,same with the Asian Bumblebees Striped Raphaels tend to stop arounf 8-9" for very old individuals, Pictus is a great choice, some of the smaller Synodontis species would work, Hoplo cats rarely top 6" but can reach 8" in some instances. Madtoms are also another option just make sure they are not protected in your area and follow proper quarantine procedures.
Severums are typically peaceful and grow 8-10" and on the smaller side Angelfish would work well, as well as the Aquidens species, most Andinoacara species (except rivulatus in a lot of cases), Bujurquina,..... Discus if you have the right water chemistry, and a school or even just 1 or 2 of Geophagus (warmer) or Gymnogeophagus (if u keep cooler temperatures)also.
Severums are typically peaceful and grow 8-10" and on the smaller side Angelfish would work well, as well as the Aquidens species, most Andinoacara species (except rivulatus in a lot of cases), Bujurquina,..... Discus if you have the right water chemistry, and a school or even just 1 or 2 of Geophagus (warmer) or Gymnogeophagus (if u keep cooler temperatures)also.