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[Scoobs55]

I'm setting up a 20long that will have a big piece of driftwood in the middle and a few live plants. I need help with a stock list. Here's what I got so far
1x L200 pleco(preferably need him in there)
3x otos
1x dwarf Mexican crayfish
10-20x RCS
4x panda corys
I feel like I'm missing a middle/ top swimmer and maybe I don't need the otos. Anyways let me know what you think and also what would be a good fish to complete the stock. It will be heavily filtered. If I absolutely cannot not keep the L200 in there I will sell. He should be fine because he sits in one spot in my 55 all day long. Thanks again.

P.S. I would love to keep a puffer but I know 99% of fish don't do well with the DP.

 

[Deadliestviper7]

Maybe add a couple killi fish or common hatchet fish for top,

 

[Scoobs55]

Thanks for the suggestions but neither of those are really my thing. Does the rest of the stock mesh together. I want to at least have the craw, pleco, and rcs. Then whatever else is just a bonus!

 

[Deadliestviper7]

I would watch the crayfish closely but everything else will work assuming u have good filtration and water changes

 

[Deadliestviper7]

And maybe take off a few cities and get a banjo catfish

 

[Deadliestviper7]

Sorry cories not cities

 

[Scoobs55]

I'll look into those. I hear the dwarf cpo are very docile, hopefully this is true

 

[Angelphish]

I'll look into those. I hear the dwarf cpo are very docile, hopefully this is true

I would have one of those by now, but my fish already have a taste for shrimp...

 

[Fat Homer]

With that stock, it will be next to impossible for you to get a colony of breeding RCS, just because the cray will pick off adults, and the fish will pick off most babies...

Otherwise, imo its just a matter watching the cray doesnt develop a taste for fish fins...

 

[o5b0rn3b]

Also, all crays are absolutely amazing escape artists. SEAL THE LID.