ByLstry
Hello,
Do you have any good suggestions for stocking a 60cm aquarium? I was thinking of a school of rasboras and shrimp. During my research, however, I saw that rasboras need a larger aquarium. Now I'm a bit confused. I'd like fish that swim actively and have a nice color, like yellow or orange, but please no guppies or platies.
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Hallo,
das kommt auch auf das Becken an. Sonst gibt es 1000 Vorschläge/Möglichkeiten.
Möchtest du bei einem Kontinent bleiben?
Sollen es möglichst große Fische sein allerdings dann nicht so viele oder sehr kleine Fische und davon einige?
Möchtest du mehr als eine Fischart halten?
Hallo,
Ja ich möchte gerne bei einem Kontinent bleiben. Lieber kleine Fische und davon mehr. Ich würde gerne eine Schwarmfischart halten und dann noch Panzerwelse und/oder Garnelen.
Then I can highly recommend the spark collector. When feeding live food and possibly color-enhancing food, they are really beautiful orange/red.
Otherwise, if the budget is bigger, maybe the Tucanosalmler?
If you want to keep armored velvet, I can only recommend you sand ground.
Hi Jonah. Hast du ein Vorschlag für ein 60l Aquarium mit möglichst großen aber nicht so vielen, neugierigen / nicht scheuen Fischen? Was Farbe oder Kontinent etc angeht wäre ich völlig flexibel
Moin.
Klar, da gibt es auch ein paar Tiere. Da das Becken nicht besonders groß ist fallen viele Tiere raus. Wenn es nicht viele Tiere sein sollen gibt es noch weniger Auswahl, denn Schwarmfische sowie viele Schmerlen/Welse brauchen viele Artgenossen.
Eine Möglichkeit wäre ein Artbecken für Zwergbunbarsche, z.B. Apistogramma oder Mikrogeophagus. Ich kann dir Apistogramma borelli (opal) empfehlen. Aber auch Mikrogeophagus ramirezi wäre eine Möglichkeit. Doch für diese Tiere muss das Becken halt sehr buntbarschgerecht eingerichtet sein. Zwergbunbarsche hält man nicht in großen Gruppen, jedoch sind sie trotzdem sehr neugierig und nicht scheu (bei Mikrogeophagus ramirezi muss man schauen, teilweise sind sie sehr scheu, dies betrifft vor allem Wildfänge).
Was ich dir auch empfehlen kann sind Bitterlingsbarben. Sind mit meine Lieblingsfische aus Asien. Wunderschön wenn man viel Lebend- und Frostfutter füttert und extrem zutraulich/neugierig. Sind wirklich interessante Tiere, welche keine großen Schwärme benötigen (mehrere Artgenossen sind trotzdem nötig).
PS: ich gehen von 60 cm aus,
Immer gerne 🙂
eyy vielen dank fur die antwort. ich lass dich wissen wie sie aussehen wenn ich mein aquarium soweit ist 🙂
Jo, dass geht zusammen. Ich würde bei den schwarzen Neons mit 10 Stück starten und wenn es sehr leer aussieht und merkst dass sie sich gut verhalten auf 15 aufstocken.
Bei den Panzerwelsen setze ich Sandboden oder feinen Kies voraus und würde mit einer Gruppe von 8 Tieren starten. Werden im laufe der Zeit eventuell auch mehr 😉
Jetzt hätte ich allerdings doch noch eine Frage. Die schwarzen Neons kann ich aber schon mit Panzerwelsen in ein Becken setzten oder. Und wie viele würdest du empfehlen von beiden?
Okay, thanks for your help. Really nice of you!
Yeah, they’re leaving. However, try to offer them soft water with many humic substances.
Hello, OK very bad. But I can use black neons without any problems, can I?
Hello.
Purely enough from the swimming area m.M.n., however, the males very much like to occupy Reviere, which they also defend. This can take a 60 cm basin. So I wouldn’t use it.
Hello again,
After a long research, I have now encountered the King’s alms, which I like very well. Now the question of the whole pages is a little disagreeable with the aquarium size. The ones say they keep well from 60cm edge length, which say only from 80cm. You know more?
Many thanks now for the answer and the time.
Not as super active as Guppys, but you should swim around 🙂
Okay, I was just wondering if the beards are already actively swimming
I mean fish that are actively swimming through the pool or just standing in the open water. Armored cats are mostly! not free-floating.
Then the pool is set up incorrectly.
Okay, thanks.
what do you understand under free float? I understand that the beards are hiding.
At sand bottom or at least fine gravel of course armored velvet. Very active group fish. The smaller species such as C. habrosus or C. pygmaeus are well suited. Otherwise, a small group of Harnischwelse, many being visually and actively not the Burner.
Not a problem for both. But should you choose a free-floating way.
Thank you for the answer.
Yeah, I think it’s very nice. What would you recommend as soil fish?
and another question I’m just hitting the dwarf boar and the moskitbärbling find the two also quite beautifully just the moskitob boar is a blackwater fish. Could you keep these species in a 60cm basin?
Tanichthys (excluding heating)
Pseudomugil
Hyphessobrycon amandae
Hemigrammus erythrozonus
Red of Rio (Hyphessobrycon flammeus)
Red neon (Paracheirdodon axelrodi)
Medakas (Oryzias latipes) without heating
Boraras
Xx
But you can hold a swarm of 12 to 14 wedge spots in it. Also the normal or perhaps the espei instead.
So leave it.
How? What exactly? That’s what it feels like. If you feel it later, buy yourself a longer pelvic 🤷🤷 ♂️ ♂️ work well. They will even multiply. 😊🐟🐟🐟
Hello,
many thanks for the answer and suggestions.
I find the Pseudomugil very interesting. I’d have a question about the spark collector. There are several kinds of peppers, dwarf ornaments, etc. are these also possible for a 60cm basin?
LG
There are dozens of dwarfs. For example, I hold a swarm “Erdbeersalmler” (Axelrodia risei), but they are not very buzzy, therefore not so interesting for you. But as I said, there are many “nano” fish to choose from. You can google a list and then see which of the described behavior and the postures could suit you.
Espe’s cusp beards are “something” smaller. However, I have no personal experience with them.
Blue neons are also very appealing in color and also beautiful in the swarm.