Compatibility Question...

[Carl]

6 Clown Loach ( 2" )
8 Endlers ( 1" )
3 corys ( 1" )
1 Betta ( Adult )

Compatibility are they alright together ?

65G 4 Foot by 1 1/2 Foot by 1 1/2 foot ?

 

[glolite]

Yes they are compatible but what size is your aquarium?

 

[SirMinion]

Yes they are compatible but what size is your aquarium?

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Maybe you need to re-read his post?

65G 4 Foot by 1 1/2 Foot by 1 1/2 foot ?

That's 56 UK gallons or 254 Litres

My only concern would be the endlers with the betta (I'm assuming it's a male)
I understand that Male bettas have an issue with guppies (and enders are very like guppies)

 

[glolite]

Sorry, must get my glasses fixed, I have kept a betta with female gupps but not males.

 

[Carl]

thank's for the quick reply

i forgot to add my plec's

1 gibby ( 4" )
3 Bristlenose ( 2 cm's )

 

[glolite]

Yes the plecs are fine. Love BN's

 

[Carl]

Yes they are compatible but what size is your aquarium?

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Maybe you need to re-read his post?

65G 4 Foot by 1 1/2 Foot by 1 1/2 foot ?

That's 56 UK gallons or 254 Litres

My only concern would be the endlers with the betta (I'm assuming it's a male)
I understand that Male bettas have an issue with guppies (and enders are very like guppies)

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well they don't bother each other ( that i have seen ) i seen him swim with them a few times seem to be fine

 

[Tokis-Phoenix]

Gibbys(better known as sailfin plecs) grow to 2ft long and need at least a 125gal tank to do this, 6 clown loachs is way too many for 56gal tank as they grow a foot long each, so reducing their numbers by 3 would be a much better idea .

 

[Carl]

Gibbys(better known as sailfin plecs) grow to 2ft long and need at least a 125gal tank to do this, 6 clown loachs is way too many for 56gal tank as they grow a foot long each, so reducing their numbers by 3 would be a much better idea .

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mines a 65Gal ( only tank i can fit for now in my room ) getting house after chrismas so bigger tank wouldn't be a problem

Yes the plecs are fine. Love BN's

Thank's for your help m8

 

[Tokis-Phoenix]

Your fish will be fine in your current tank for the time being although will inevitably need to be moved to a much larger tank, clown loachs are reletavly slow growers but gibbys will grow an inch a month or more so will be reasonably large by christmas.

EDIT: oh and gibbys need their diets substituted with algae wafers, although i am not sure on clown loachs i would guess they need catfish pelets in their diet too.

 

[Carl]

Your fish will be fine in your current tank for the time being although will inevitably need to be moved to a much larger tank, clown loachs are reletavly slow growers but gibbys will grow an inch a month or more so will be reasonably large by christmas.

EDIT: oh and gibbys need their diets substituted with algae wafers, although i am not sure on clown loachs i would guess they need catfish pelets in their diet too.

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i feed them on flakes and sinking pellets and frozen bloodworms one or twice a week