Finally Settling Down

[Lexie3787]

So after my 10 gallon basically crashed last week (thanks everyone for the help), my cories were moved into my 29 gallon. My pleco is leaving me this week, leaving room open. Currently there are 4 cories in my 29 gallon. Are they fine with just the 4 of them? BTW I've noticed since the move, my bronze cories have gotten a lot of their color back (this is a good thing right?) They are dark now, compared to the pale color they were in my 10 gallon. Anyways. my 10 gallon now has jus the 4 platys, and the 6 neons. Bottom is getting messy and Id like a bottom feeder to take care of it. Which would be a good choice for a 10 gallon with that stock, and a sand bottom. It has 1 live plant in it. Thanks for your help in advance.

 

[Scott MacAdam]

yeah the color is good! i have had black fish , that when stressed out, they would turn a pale white. it's a little scarry but it's always good to see lost of color in you fish. in some fish the pcak leader's colors will flare out really bright( i've seen this in Red tail black sharks)it's really neat. For a bottom feeder.... i was first thinking about a dojo loach. they are awesome fish for the bottom but with a plant ..... it may get dug up because they tend to bury them selves from time to time. i have one that has never gone under the gravel, and one that rarely comes out! i think it has to do with what sex they are but i'm not sure.
the corries should be fine together in a group of 4, so no worries there. and also with a 29 galon you should have lost of room to add more, depending on what type of tanks you like and what type of fish! if you

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[Lexie3787]

bump

 

[Lexie3787]

bump

any help please?

 

[chrismr]

Wouldn't a dojo loach be way too big?

Anyway, how about a couple of shrimp?