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| Plate Coral | Long Fin Rosy Barb Nice active fish but Im afraid to put cardinal tetras in there. I would donate them back to the lfs so I could get a lot of cardinal tetra, but the problem is I want some bigger fish that are colorful and the options seem few relative to salt waterfish. I have a few rainbow fish and close up you see some nice colors but from far back they look bland. Any suggestions? Thanks!! |
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| Plate Coral | Re: Long Fin Rosy Barb What size tank are we talking about here? These guys have always been a big hit for me:Tropical Fish for Freshwater Aquariums: Red/Blue Columbian Tetra The link says they only get to 2.5 inches, but I find that they will get a little larger and quite bulky for their size. Diamond tetras are also a new favorite of mine. They don't have a lot of colors and don't show well in the pet store, but they really are a beautiful fish. Honestly, they are not something I would have thought I would like, but after having been given some by a friend I have found that they are really a neat fish.
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| Reef Lobster | Re: Long Fin Rosy Barb Botia almorhae(Yo yo) are a 6" fish, and not eel like. I'd say a 75g tank at least.
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