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I'm starting a 125g South American tank with red and gold severums as the "main attraction". I'm gonna go with PFS as my substrate with several peices of driftwood and some river rock with plenty of artificial plants. My question is, what do i put with them? I dont want an aggressive tank. Something easy going, peaceful and colorful. Any suggestions?
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If it ain't wild caught
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Salvini, Honduran Red Points, Cutteri, those are a few that I would recommend, but it might not be the "correct" blend ....If all your fish a smaller juvi's....it should work for a few months, by which time, you should be ready for something different... :)
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blood parrots, silver dollars, maybe some polypterids.Haiku's are easy
But sometimes they don't make sense
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Geophagus sp., Synodontis eupterus, and Polypterus sp.
Hawghunter had a Synodontis available a couple ays ago.Scarecrow : I haven't got a brain... only straw.
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you moron, I live with you and keep a AMAZING severums...just look at my tank!If it ain't wild caught
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that was supposed to be from me. (forgot to log him out!)250gallon-Wild Angels, communityComment
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Why is this in the lounge? Shouldn't be under S.A. cichlids?PLECOS SUCK!
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I wondered about that too, Nick. In the meantime, I kept Uarus, g. juripari, firemouths, festivums, green cories and serpae tetras together with severums in a 125.
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