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Themed aquarium suggestions
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I am about to buy a new aquarium and I want to go with a color theme of silvers and blues for my fish. Below I have listed an assortment of fish that fit this, but I am hoping to include something unique and/or other brilliantly colored things I haven't thought of. Also, i am aware that there may be some compatibility issues if i were to integrate all of these species, but right now i am just exploring options. If you have any suggestions that aren't on the list, please post!
Platinum and/or blue angelfish
Electric blue rams
Powder blue gourami
Silver dollars
Neon tetras
Silver hatchetfish
Blue guppies such as neon blue tuxedo or blue cobra
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In order to provide suggestions for your tank, we will need to know what size tank you are going to purchase - the larger the tank, the more stocking choices you will have.
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My tank is going to be 56 gallons, and I'm hoping to include several species of fish. I really like the look of the electric blue Jack Dempseys but I have read a lot about their aggression. Should I have anything that out grows the tank, I will have no problem relocating to a larger tank.
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 Originally Posted by Bear west
My tank is going to be 56 gallons, and I'm hoping to include several species of fish. I really like the look of the electric blue Jack Dempseys but I have read a lot about their aggression. Should I have anything that out grows the tank, I will have no problem relocating to a larger tank.
In general, it is recommended to get the appropriate sized tank from the beginning. If the funds/space are available, better to start off with the right size and let a fish stay in a tank and not have to transfer if it getting too big. This also allows for more stable water parameters long term. Just my 2 cents.
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