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Thanks for the suggestion Caryl, the Hengeli Rasboras look great; nice and colourfull. However I thought that the bristlenose was South American and these appear Asia, this was something that I was trying to avoid. Also, due to the size of my tank I was thinking of perhaps a smaller fish so that I could have more of them!

Hi all, I am after some ideas and suggestions on what to do with my tank: Tank is 22x14x18 inch [WxDxH] so approx 75L, has the back of the tank painted black, riversand substrate, external canister filter and 2 lamps. Inside are: 3 pieces of bogwood, one with a plant on it, a Java furn and 3 Ambulia. Fish: 2 female bristlenose of different ages, 1Clown Pleco and 4 Harlequins. I would like to keep the larger of the two bristlenose and am thinking of a single shoal of fish. Don't know about keeping the other 2 catfish and harlequins. Thoughts on the shoal would be cardinals, neon or black neon and glowlight tetras. I would like to have a tank that did not have a mix and match of fish, plants, decor from different locations if possible. Any thoughts..?

Thanks for the reply, there is plenty of bogwood in the tank, so no problems there. I do not know what to do with the tank as fish stocks have dwindled over time, will post another thread asking for advice on ideas I think.

Hi all, please excuse first post nerves! I have a Pleco in my fish tank that I bought as a Dwarf Clown a few years ago. I have been trying to find some information about it on the web and the closest I get is a Clown Pleco, on Planet Catfish, either an L206 or L104, going by the photo's. http://www.planetcatfish.com/catelog/sp ... ies_id=734 http://www.planetcatfish.com/catelog/sp ... es_id=1510 However the site states a size of 1000mm long and mine has stopped growing at approx 50mm. The fish, Coco, has always been in a small tank and so may have affected his\her size too. Any info/help about this fish would be useful. Thanks. ps: will see if I can get a photo Coco this week too.