Ch4rlie said:Well, you can keep otos in a 10 gal but i would not really advise it as they are social fish as they shoal in their hundreds if not thousands in their natural habitats. I'd prefer at least 15+ gal tanks to have a small group of at least 6 of these guys.
At this rate im probably done with this option of getting ottocinclus. Didn't realize that they needed groups of 6, i reckoned they get territorial and live alone like other plecos.Wildbetta said:Otos really need groups of at least 6 individuals
Goggy said:Wow
Well, you can keep otos in a 10 gal but i would not really advise it as they are social fish as they shoal in their hundreds if not thousands in their natural habitats. I'd prefer at least 15+ gal tanks to have a small group of at least 6 of these guys.
At this rate im probably done with this option of getting ottocinclus. Didn't realize that they needed groups of 6, i reckoned they get territorial and live alone like other plecos.Wildbetta said:Otos really need groups of at least 6 individuals
Goggy said:Wow
Well, you can keep otos in a 10 gal but i would not really advise it as they are social fish as they shoal in their hundreds if not thousands in their natural habitats. I'd prefer at least 15+ gal tanks to have a small group of at least 6 of these guys.
At this rate im probably done with this option of getting ottocinclus. Didn't realize that they needed groups of 6, i reckoned they get territorial and live alone like other plecos.Wildbetta said:Otos really need groups of at least 6 individuals
Far_King said:I have Ottos and Panda Cories in with my Betta. They're perfectly fine together but then maybe I've been lucky enough to get a happy chilled out Betta
Far_King said:No, I have them in an 18 Gallon. I just meant they can co-exist happily if you're lucky with the Betta. Ottocinculus are tremendous little fish.