They usually eat the algae off of the plants and glass. Cories would be a good idea too. Rainbowfish work well with plants,
Plant Nursery - Stocking for a 100g?
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They usually eat the algae off of the plants and glass. Cories would be a good idea too. Rainbowfish work well with plants,
you could put a couple female bettas in there... or one male
along with some livebearers.. endlers, guppies, and platies all do well in dense plants (and you will have hundreds before long because the fry will hide in the plants and wont get eaten)
along with some livebearers.. endlers, guppies, and platies all do well in dense plants (and you will have hundreds before long because the fry will hide in the plants and wont get eaten)
o.k. I'm doubting the prochilodus 
. The livebearer route could work, but I don't have anything to use feeders for, and I wouldn't get anything to try to sell them... Gourami's aren't my favorite, so I probably wouldn't go with them either.
I'm leaning toward some more apistos... They won't breed out of control, and they would sell.
You know, it just occured to me - discus. Never kept them and don't know how much free space they like. Whenever I see them, they are always in the plants anyway. Massive amounts of plants would keep the nitrates very low. Hmmm.... any thoughts on that?
. The livebearer route could work, but I don't have anything to use feeders for, and I wouldn't get anything to try to sell them... Gourami's aren't my favorite, so I probably wouldn't go with them either.I'm leaning toward some more apistos... They won't breed out of control, and they would sell.
You know, it just occured to me - discus. Never kept them and don't know how much free space they like. Whenever I see them, they are always in the plants anyway. Massive amounts of plants would keep the nitrates very low. Hmmm.... any thoughts on that?
