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lilquiz New Members

Joined: 31 Jan 2006 Location: auburn, alabama
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Posted: 2006.03.02(Thu)17:45 Post subject: |
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| I agree about the rainbowfish. The Australian Rainbows, New Guinia Reds are pretty hardy and the bigger they get, the prettier they are. |
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touie Regulars
Joined: 12 Jul 2004
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Posted: 2006.03.03(Fri)9:09 Post subject: |
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| I'd say go for the rainbow fish too, there are so many colourfull ones out there to choose from!!! |
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Boydy New Members

Joined: 09 Apr 2005 Location: Brisbane, Australia
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Posted: 2006.03.04(Sat)0:57 Post subject: |
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Gourami's or Harlequin Rasbora's are great... I keep both with mature angels and have no trouble at all. _________________ ...the legend procedure. |
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scottsws Regulars
Joined: 20 Sep 2005 Location: Virginia, USA
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Posted: 2006.03.05(Sun)2:19 Post subject: |
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Gouramis are very colorful fish and in my experience will do just fine with angels. Get ONE decent sized-male even in a 44 gallon tank. Gouramis are intelligent and have individual personalities, which may be the reason why TJTommy doesn't recommend them with angels.
Gouramis swim all over the tank, but generally hang out in the top and then the middle. They are also larger than fish like Rasboros and you don't have to get a school of six as with Rainbowfish (three is NOT a school).
I really like Rams and they are not quite as shy as you may think, but still you have to be careful. They are NOT as colorful as a Gourami, so if you really want color, pass them up.
Scott _________________ 55 Gallon Amazon (Angels, Keyholes, Tetras)
20 Gallon Malawi Mbuna (Yellow Labs) |
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TJ Regulars

Joined: 26 Sep 2005
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Posted: 2006.03.05(Sun)7:47 Post subject: |
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| He used to have a couple gouramis in there but he got rid of them becuase there were problems with the angels and them. I say either get a pair of bolivian rams or 6 dwarf neon rainbows. |
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fancy Members

Joined: 10 Jan 2006 Location: Ohio
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Posted: 2006.03.05(Sun)13:42 Post subject: |
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I can't vouch for compatibility, but agree that you would probably like rainbows. I just got 4 Australians 2 weeks ago for a 46 gal & plan on adding more rainbows (prob Boesemans & Reds). They are very colorful & very fast (esp at feeding time). _________________ "People will never be happy as long as their greed exceeds their need & they don't comprehend the meaning of the word enough." |
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StormRavin Members

Joined: 30 Mar 2005 Location: Burlington, NC USA
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Posted: 2006.03.05(Sun)13:51 Post subject: |
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One type of fish I have yet to see mentioned is Killifish. They are a mid to top level fish that is very colorful and comes in many different varieties. I have 2 Blue panchax killis and they are a wonderful, colorful peaceful addition to my tank. You can also check out the gallery for some other types of killifish.
http://www.aquahobby.com/gallery/e_Aplocheilus_panchax.php |
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Livebearer101 Regulars
Joined: 29 Jan 2006 Location: Manchester UK
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Posted: 2006.03.05(Sun)15:13 Post subject: |
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RAINBOWS RAINBOWS RAINBOWS
They're simple amazing fish, get some. |
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Snarf! Regulars

Joined: 11 Feb 2006 Location: PA
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Posted: 2006.03.05(Sun)20:08 Post subject: |
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Pearl danios, if you can get any. They're as pretty as, and usually cheaper than, rainbowfish in the correct lighting. They even look like rainbow fish (shapewise). _________________
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McP Advisors

Joined: 24 Jul 2004
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Posted: 2006.03.06(Mon)12:11 Post subject: |
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| Snarf! wrote: | | Pearl danios, if you can get any. They're as pretty as, and usually cheaper than, rainbowfish in the correct lighting. They even look like rainbow fish (shapewise). |
I agree with pearl danios. Fast and elusive, probably won't be gobbled up by your cichlids. On top of that you don't very often hear about the killer danio that was fighting with peoples fish while somepeople do have issues with gouramis becoming territorial. The pearl danios are really an under rated fish if you ask me  |
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