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Permalink Reply by Peter on August 27, 2012 at 2:33pm

You can trow in some guppies with ur neons and corydoras and that will make ur tank look busy. Guppies tend to stay up top while neons stay mid level and corydoras stay at the bottom

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Permalink Reply by Nick T. on August 27, 2012 at 2:37pm

If ur an experienced keeper and have money do 5 discus, 15 cardinal tetras and 4-5 sterbai corys. That would be cool

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Permalink Reply by Tyler Musialek on August 28, 2012 at 2:10pm

I would add a school of coral red pencilfish, as they are really cool

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Permalink Reply by Nick S on August 30, 2012 at 8:01pm

Add a school of clown loaches.

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Permalink Reply by ŦůRbö ۰ Ҏяѻ ۰ on August 30, 2012 at 8:27pm

a Great White.

jk

I cant find them anywhere. I have been looking. I was told theyre endangered or something, I stopped listening to the guy after a while. Mark my words, I WILL have a great white one day. Even if its just for awhile and I end up in jail.

 

But I have never had any luck with corys and a dirted planted tank. Its like they wait till everything is perfect and the water is crystal clear, then I wake in the morning to find that they dug up all my plants and I have a muddy tank.

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Permalink Reply by Choi stabber pro? on September 1, 2012 at 4:45pm

a 90g damn thats gonna look nice but heres a stock list

2 Rams

15 Carinal tetra

2Juvinial Altumn angels fish (they are amazing)

15.Flame Tetra They willl look really cool if there are some tannins in ur tank or if ur tank has shadow overcast in some spots

10 corydoras of ur choice

im sure ur planting this tank up so put some Yellow shrimp and red bee shrimp

4 otos

3 Siamese algae eaters

and that should be fine but u can add more fish or change the altumn angels to discus even though Altumn angels r awesome http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4JaWL5DPskw a video of them

and yeah good luck post some pics and aquascape very wellw]

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Permalink Reply by Lee on September 3, 2012 at 8:43am

the way I did it with my tank is putting fish in there for the different layers of water.  I have glo fish/giant danios/harlequin rasboras which swims mostly near the top and are pretty active, then there's my school of 20 cardinal tetras and 20 glowlight tetras which generally stay near the central layer of water, and on the bottom are my cory cats.  I also have bettas, cherry barbs, and shrimps which go wherever they want and don't really stick to a water layer.

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