Albino Or Just Bristle Nose Pleco

Albino Or Just Bristle Nose Pleco
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One might work just fine in your tank,or it could have problems with the fish you call the suckermouth. If you have secure spots for both of them then perhaps it would be worth a shot, but if you already have a pleco then I'd pass on it.
 
I would say, sort out the fish you have first, before thinking about new species.
I'm particularly concerned about the lone tiger barb stuck with a single cory in a 2.5 gallon. Is there any particular reason for this arrangement? Both tiger barbs and corys are schooling fish and need to have their needs met.
On the other hand, it's going to be tricky to house a school of tiger barbs (or indeed any tiger barb) in a main tank containing fancy male guppies and a betta.
If I were you I would rehome the tiger barb. See if the shop will take it, or if you can find some other hobbyist who already has a school. Move the betta into the 2.5 gallon, it is the only fish that tank is fit for. Move the lone cory into the main tank, and up the number of corys to 5 (of the same kind). This will pretty well fill your available bottom space, if your dwarf suckermouth is any kind of pleco or bristlenose (ancistrus).
If it is an otto, it would be happier with others of its kind, get 2 more.
 
I would say, sort out the fish you have first, before thinking about new species.
I'm particularly concerned about the lone tiger barb stuck with a single cory in a 2.5 gallon. Is there any particular reason for this arrangement? Both tiger barbs and corys are schooling fish and need to have their needs met.
On the other hand, it's going to be tricky to house a school of tiger barbs (or indeed any tiger barb) in a main tank containing fancy male guppies and a betta.
If I were you I would rehome the tiger barb. See if the shop will take it, or if you can find some other hobbyist who already has a school. Move the betta into the 2.5 gallon, it is the only fish that tank is fit for. Move the lone cory into the main tank, and up the number of corys to 5 (of the same kind). This will pretty well fill your available bottom space, if your dwarf suckermouth is any kind of pleco or bristlenose (ancistrus).
If it is an otto, it would be happier with others of its kind, get 2 more.


yes im moving the cory into the main tank and the tiger barb im getting rid of and gona leave the 2.5 open for baby guppies for only a week or two then move them bak in the main tank and the suckermouth is just a dwarf suckermouth catfish i dont believe its a pleco but i think im gona get rid of him b/c he atacks my betta guppies and redtail and the betta is fine in my big tank thoguh he gets a kick out of playing tag wit the guppes and im not gona up the number b/c the corys r my granpa and they got to be old b/c the angels are around 12 years old but not sure of the corys i think ther old too b/c one died i used to hav 2
 

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