Galaxy rasabora&angelfish

I have a 30 g tank with 1 angelfish and some cardinal and rummynose tetra, both of these are slightly bigger than the rasabora so I'm not sure if ther can live with the angel fish, the angelfish is 5 inches tall I've had it since it was only 2 inches tall so I'm not getting rid of her. Does anyone have expirience with keeping fish as small as this with angelfish

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Permalink Reply by Krystian gee on May 11, 2012 at 7:09am

Yes the fish should be fine I've had cp danios with my angelfish before they should be fine

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Permalink Reply by Fabrigas O'brian on May 11, 2012 at 8:17am

Kay thanks:)

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Permalink Reply by Mikkel Persson on May 11, 2012 at 11:18am

Well my anglefish eat my big redneon, if the fish is bigger than it's mouth it's safe...

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Permalink Reply by Fabrigas O'brian on May 12, 2012 at 11:10am

Well my angelfish lives with cardinals and has lived with other small fish since she was 2 inches tall so that rule doesn't quiet fit there coz the cardinals it lives with are bitsize yet I havnt lost 1 to her yet

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Permalink Reply by Mikkel Persson on May 12, 2012 at 12:09pm

Well Then the rule still works, and if you have loads of plants sure they can survive.... But it's still a gamble

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Permalink Reply by Fabrigas O'brian on May 12, 2012 at 12:11pm

I'm not worried on the fish being eaten I'm worried about of they can survive and compeate with the other fish

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Permalink Reply by AquaNoob on May 12, 2012 at 9:50pm

if the rasboras look like they can fit in the angel's mouth, they may be in danger. I had an angel eat a large ghost shrimp that was bigger than the rasboras. But the rasboras are fast and should not have any trouble competing as long as you feed enough food.

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Permalink Reply by Fabrigas O'brian on May 14, 2012 at 1:56am

but you didnt read the top did you! i have cardinal tetras that can easily fit in the angelfishes mouth but i havnt lost a single 1 to the angelfish and its been quiet a few months now it doesnt attack anything, im more worried about the galaxies baing abole to compeat for food and stuff like that

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Permalink Reply by AquaNoob on May 14, 2012 at 12:13pm

no, i read the post, but I was just saying that as a word of caution because I have had angels eat large shrimp and small guppies. But as I said, my experience with small rasboras has been that they move pretty quick to get food so that shouldn't be a worry. Galaxy rasboras are a really cool choice of fish!