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Glowlights V's Killies


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My large community fish are soon going to a new home. I love glowlight tetras and was hoping just to fill the 3ft with them (and residing bristlenoses). But then i thought...........hang on! my killies are breeding ok, why not just start releasing them into the big tank? Would they be ok with the tetras? there's plenty of plants and wood to hide. or should i splash out seeing as i am officially getting older next month and would like nothing better than more fish :lol:

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Atm I'm kind of doing a killie community tank, it is a 200l plated with 10 Australe golds, 6 clowns, ottos and more cories then I care to count. I'm still looking at what other type I can add to it but with what is in there atm it still looks pretty cool.

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I don't know why, but I always assumed killies were too aggressive to put in with smaller (tetras etc) community fish. If one wanted to get a killie or 2 for such a tank, what type would be best?

It's ok many people misinformed about Killies, I found that Australes were easy to start with and are probable a good choice.

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Atm I'm kind of doing a killie community tank, it is a 200l plated with 10 Australe golds, 6 clowns, ottos and more cories then I care to count. I'm still looking at what other type I can add to it but with what is in there atm it still looks pretty cool.
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