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Angel fish tank size?

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The Dwarf Gouramis should will be fine in a 64L for two of them and a few more platys and nothing more. You will need a much bigger tank for angles.

Angels would need at least a 150L tank IMO because the fish themselves are tall and wide, and they are cichlids and actually are aggressive, I've seen one eat a neon...

yup they sure are aggressive!!! a friend had one and whenever you went near the tank s/he would

charge at the glass at you non stop. it would actually hit the glass everytime. you didnt dear put

your finger in there, lol well we wouldnt. and they are better in groups by themselfs with a few

bottom feeders imo. they do kill other fish if they want to breed.

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Ok so definitely no angel fish then lol

What other fish go well with guppies and platys?

I have officially moved my blue/silver fantail goldfish (I got another one on Sunday - a very small chocolate fantail) into the pond outside, put the minnows into the small tank and so it's just the tropical fish in the big tank now. Snowman has a GBA for me which I have to collect.

I like barbs, tetras and danios.... and the dwarf gouramis. Anything that won't get more than 10cm including the tail.

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