- kelvin rankin wrote:
- i am going to put in 3 clown loaches 2 panda corrydoras 1 silver dollar 2 ram chiclids and 1 common pleco can someone tell me if ime putting the right fish together is it going to be a community tank?
Are these the fish for your 85litre tank kelvin? If so, then I would suggest a re-think. I think your previous question about how many fish you could have gave an answer of 18-19" of fish, well a single clown loach can grow to nearly that size!
3 clown loaches will give you about 54" of fish
2 Panda Corydoras will give you about 4" of fish
1 Silver dollar gives you about 5" of fish
2 ram cichlids gives you about 6" of fish
1 Common pleco gives you about 12" of fish
81" of fish in total (roughly) and way above the amount your size tank could handle.
If I were you I would forget completely about the Clown Loaches, Silver dollar and Common pleco as they all need a big tank.
Blue rams (Ram Cichlid) are lovely fish that I think like to be kept in groups. They are not recommended for beginners and have specific requirements as far as pH is concerned, but I think that some say that they can adjust to a slight variation in that.
Panda Corydoras are again a smaller fish that like to be kept in groups rather than alone or as a pair.
Either of those two fish may be ok, depending on your tank set up etc, but the others I would forget about.