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I finally have my tank completely cycled and gravel out and sand in
it looks great and i can tell my bottom feeders are enjoying the sand much better than the gravel haha
I love the way the sand looks and is much more realistic
anyhow
im wondering what other fish could be added, its a 60 gallon tank btw
I have:
5 Dwarf Gourami
4 Mollies
2 German Blue Rams
x14 Neon Tetra
1 Common Pleco
1 Ruberlip Pleco
2 Ghost shrimp
2 mystery snails
and 6 guppies

im thinking about adding 2 more rams
or maybe some cories
any recommendations for this setup is greatly appreciated
thanks
 
Unless you have the bottom of the tank packed with decorations, some additional cory seems appropriate.
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haha ok, no problem lol
gimme a sec.
the length is 48"
the width is 13"
and the height is 22"
haha hope this helps
lol
and cory will be added lol
any other suggestions?
Ive always loved the look of a red tailed shark but know they can be a bit aggressive
how does that shark sound with the setup i have?
Ik its probably inappropriate but i just want some opinions on this
if not the shark
any other good suggestions?
 
In this case as TOS said, you could have a nice group of Corys in there, start looking :)

Not sure if I would go with the shark, but ill let someone with a bit more up top decide..
 
Sharks need much more room and wouldn't be appropriate with what you have and what you're planning. Once you get a tank twice that size then maybe!
 
I think all the cory species are great. I have several different ones and I can't fault any of them. I have the bigger ones in my 55g (aggassizii and delphax, and I'd like more of them) and albino, trilineatus (often mistaken for julii), green, peppered and longfin pepper. They're all great.
 

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