l134 + l201 + laser cories

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softak
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l134 + l201 + laser cories

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Hi,

I am setting up a 4 ft tank.
Going to have several internal filters (2 x Fluval u4 + Eheim 2012)
Want to keep trio of l134 and l201 + some laser cories.
Is it possible to keep and breed them in this setup?

Thanks
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Re: l134 + l201 + laser cories

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Should not be a problem. Just make sure there is a cave for each individual pleco. Each male will claim one eventually. Good luck.
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Re: l134 + l201 + laser cories

Post by softak »

Thanks.
Should I divide tank?
I've heard that l134 could be agressive.
What would be good a dither fish for this fish tank?
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Re: l134 + l201 + laser cories

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I wouldn't worry about dividing the tank, as long as there are plenty of hiding places. In a 4' tank, you dither fish alternatives are almost endless. I like a school of debawie cats. Mine school very nicely. Good luck.
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