Bye Bye Angels

[kribensis12]

First of all, what is your tank size? In gallons please, I am american. Sencond, how tall is your tank. Third, I would toss of the barbs and keep the angels and gourami. No tetras, as the angels and gouramis will eat them. I would say maybe a livebearer as the get big enough that no one will mess with them.

 

[vinylman]

If you go with livebearers, try a couple of male Swordtails; they won't go looking for trouble, but they'll be big enough to look after themselves. Don't buy females, though.

 

[modaz]

If you go with livebearers, try a couple of male Swordtails; they won't go looking for trouble, but they'll be big enough to look after themselves. Don't buy females, though.

male swords are aggressive

 

[vinylman]

Never had any probs when I kept them. No guarantees with our piscine pals though, unfortunately.

 

[LisaLQ]

come on guys and gals what could he put with his blue G's?

Personally I think nothing, although it sounds like a really lovely combo, I think his tank's a teensy bit overstocked, considering it's a 96l (I'm guessing about 25g). Considering angels need a 30g minimum, and there's lots of other fish in there too - it might be time for a tank upgrade rather than any new additions

 

[kribensis12]

Then I would go with livebearers. Or kribs or another type of dwarf cichlid.