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Cichlid Kid
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does anyone know what kind of fish i could get to take care of all my fry,i thought of a betta but then i remember i would like to keep some guppies and he would attack them.my stocking list=
2 Albino Cories
9 tetras
about 10 guppies
and a candy plec
and maybe 2 ottos
i knoew i may be overstocked but i plan to get rid of a good portion of my guppies if not all of them to my friends oscar,or bring them lfs i have no problems w/ my bioload and my tank is clear.my bigetst problem is fry and algea.
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I usually use some kind of gourami for fry maintenance. Maybe a dwarf or something.
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Why are your tetras not feasting on them? .
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my dwarf gouramis did very little for population control, so they i fired them. could use some hints also what to do with all my molly fry
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He probably has small tetras not eating them. Theres really not too much you can do cause the tank is heavily stocked. Get rid of your guppies those are a pain. Get only males if you want some as females will still have babies for a little. Or grow the babies up on bbs and then feeed them to your freiends oscar.
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Cichlid Kid
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would a sparkling gourami cure my problem,they stay small and look cool but would they eat fry?info is appreciated
Thank you all ahead
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angelfish is best fry eater, but i don't even know what size tank you have.
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i have a 20US galon
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Try a pair of Buenos Aires tetra, should eat up all the excess fry lickety split.


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would a sparkling gourami cure my problem


They're very small, I doubt they'd help much.

They best fry-eaters I've had-other than the parents -are angels and gouramis, but you really don't have room for either, except maybe a dwarf gourami.


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do dwarf gouramis eat fry?
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