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Tightly schooling fish

This is a discussion on Tightly schooling fish within the Freshwater Chat forums, part of the Aquarium Related Chat category; hmmmmm, lots of silver and red....hahahahaha Rummy nose are the ones I want but I was hoping for something that ...

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    SophieThomas is offline Senior Member
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    hmmmmm, lots of silver and red....hahahahaha

    Rummy nose are the ones I want but I was hoping for something that will contrast the silver dollars. Anyone watch the movie Life Aquatic? Can't someone just magically think up something like the leopard shark thingy (but tiny)? lol

    No, in all seriousness, I have a bunch of sterbai in my other tank so I think I will go with the cardinals at this point. I do also have archer cories, a tiger panaque, a rubber lip pleco, and my lovely banjo in the tank :-)

    Keep suggesting things though!! Think small and tightly schooling :-)

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    You could look into danios, small or large.Rainbow fish (various) are another.Cardinals or rummynose are what i have at the moment and they seem to school tightly.

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    I agree with the Denisoni Barbs, they are gorgeous with the greens, reds and yellow and they really school nicely. Plus they get a little bigger which is nice

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    Theres also the option to go for two similar kinds of fish that wont school together despite looking like they would.

    The Harlequin Rasbora (Trigonostigma heteromorpha) and Espe's Rasbora (Trigonostigma espei). When their schools intersect, its neat to see fish racism at its finest
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    Would love to denisoni barbs in a big school....would be pricey!
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    Quote Originally Posted by neven View Post
    Theres also the option to go for two similar kinds of fish that wont school together despite looking like they would.

    The Harlequin Rasbora (Trigonostigma heteromorpha) and Espe's Rasbora (Trigonostigma espei). When their schools intersect, its neat to see fish racism at its finest
    If I could "like" your comment, I would


    That's actually a neat thought though. With 6ft of space that might work well.

 

 
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