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xlinkinparkx
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Is this too much for a 48G long?
1 Dwarf Gourami
8 Harqulin Rasboras(or small Tetra)
2 Keyholes
2 Rams
6 corys

If its too much should I get another pair of rams instead of the Keys and all babies will be put in another aquarium.
My friend told me its way too much for a 48G...so I wanted to double check.

10gallon: 8neons 5gallon: 1betta
1oto
2platys
Post InfoPosted 18-May-2006 23:20Profile PM Edit Report 
GirlieGirl8519
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EditedEdited by GirlieGirl8519
I don't think its way too much. I just think the bottom area is a little crowded. Rams tend to stick to the bottom and I think keyholes might also. Having those two pairs, along with the cories will make it a little crowded.

How long is the tank? If its pretty long, then maybe the keys and rams will have enough room to establish their territories. Sticking with a smaller cory type should help prevent overcrowding.

I would up the Harlies to 10. They are small, so I think you could have a larger school.

Other than that, I see no problems.

*Kristin*
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xlinkinparkx
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Its 39.5Lx16Wx18H
I really didt think keys and rams stayed to the bootom, except when they breed of course. Suggestions?

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Post InfoPosted 19-May-2006 03:44Profile PM Edit Delete Report 
GirlieGirl8519
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I'm not sure about the keyholes, as I've never kept them, but my female ram stays near the bottom. Every now and again she will venture up near the surface. She hides in the plants. My bolivian ram is always near the bottom.

Just set up some caves and hiding places for the rams and keys, then you shouldn't have any problems.

*Kristin*
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