wondering???
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Dangerdoll
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I'm going with rbishop on this, the minimum size tank for 1 angel should be a 20 galloin tall.... their fins just need more room to gorw up and down.
seeing as clown loach grow veeeeerryy slowly my local LFS sells clown loach that are 1cm long. could i hav 2-3 of them. i will get rid of them when they get big
Have you considered inverts? Some ghost shrimp or mystery snails will vary the look of your tank plus they are good cleaners.
Why get something you need to rehome? There are alot of other great loaches out there that stay fairly small, exhibit the same behavior as clowns and you aren't risking them dying from being stunted in a too small tank. Go to www.loaches.com and do some research.
Take care,
Mary.
Take care,
Mary.
Dangerdoll
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the height in the 15 is important but so is the amount of water.... 15 gallons just isn't enough, especially with the other fish already in there. With the other fish in the tank, as the angel grows, it will need more space.... That aside the fact that it is not compatible with the neons. Eventually, he will look at his little friends as little snacks....esepecially in such tight quarters....Flagfish said:
Dangerdoll
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the height in the 15 is important but so is the amount of water.... 15 gallons just isn't enough, especially with the other fish already in there. With the other fish in the tank, as the angel grows, it will need more space.... That aside the fact that it is not compatible with the neons. Eventually, he will look at his little friends as little snacks....esepecially in such tight quarters....Flagfish said:
and on top of this, you're thinking of adding 3 clown loaches?? no way.
I mean, you're going to do what you please with this tank, however when things begin to fall apart... remember this advice.
I thought there weas somrthing wierd about an angel in a 60L. maybe replace it with a male betta or a drawf gourami?
