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Doodles

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Harlequin rasboras. They don't care if you walk past tank, look in tank. Easy to keep, not aggressive and nice looking.
 

Doodles

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Some of the tetra types might be suitable too, i have rummynoses and they are nice fish but quite skittish imo.
 

JoePlec

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dunno if they are suitable but i seen some platys the other day and they were split down the middle half purple and half yellow. anyone know what type they are?
 

L273

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cardinals are ok but some L's don't like a high temp. not the hardiest aswell depending on whether they are wild or captive bred.

Ember tetra's are very confident fish. full stop brilliant!
 

Big-B

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Bleeding Heart tetras are a good one too. They are a little larger, keep to themselves, and are pretty hardy. :thumbup: Mine always stay in the upper half of the tank.
 

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Black Neon Tetra - really good dither for dwarf cichlids or smaller L's. Cheap to buy, and colour up really well in good water. Also upper tank level orientated.

Also like Lemon Tetras, although they are more bottom orientated and better fry hunters.

cheers Darrel
 

Mooo

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Gotta agree with Doodles, Harlequin Rasbora are stunners...get lots, they look awesome in a big shoal...
Most tetras would be a good ...Or Endlers...
 

JackGillett

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thanks guys :) nothing inparticular just something that will be out in the open. But im thinking.. if im changing the water to encourage spawing would this take its toll on some fish? cheers