The fish names and species and how many gallons each fish needs
Casper - albino rainbow shark - 6
Bones - Long finned tetra - 2
Booth - Long finned tetra - 2
Potter - Sunburst tetra - 1.5
Weasley - Sunburst tetra - 1.5
Granger - Sunburst tetra - 1.5
Archie - Pepper Cory Catfish - 3
Jughead - Pepper Cory Catfish - 3
Zombo - Mickey Mouse platy - 2
Gallons used so far - 22.5
Gallons available - 27.5
I am considering getting a few more, and am looking at dwarf gourami, golden dojo loaches (my aquarium is sand substrate so I need some sand stirrers), and also considering adding a few more platy. I have the space for 2 gourami and I read that having males only helps prevent aggression. I also have room for 2 dojo loaches, and 3 platy. I am wondering if anyone has suggestions for some different fish instead of the gourami that will still be a bit bigger, and won’t be as aggressive. I like the gourami, and they are on the list as very hardy and easy fish, but Idk about the potential for aggression.
Casper - albino rainbow shark - 6
Bones - Long finned tetra - 2
Booth - Long finned tetra - 2
Potter - Sunburst tetra - 1.5
Weasley - Sunburst tetra - 1.5
Granger - Sunburst tetra - 1.5
Archie - Pepper Cory Catfish - 3
Jughead - Pepper Cory Catfish - 3
Zombo - Mickey Mouse platy - 2
Gallons used so far - 22.5
Gallons available - 27.5
I am considering getting a few more, and am looking at dwarf gourami, golden dojo loaches (my aquarium is sand substrate so I need some sand stirrers), and also considering adding a few more platy. I have the space for 2 gourami and I read that having males only helps prevent aggression. I also have room for 2 dojo loaches, and 3 platy. I am wondering if anyone has suggestions for some different fish instead of the gourami that will still be a bit bigger, and won’t be as aggressive. I like the gourami, and they are on the list as very hardy and easy fish, but Idk about the potential for aggression.
