German Rams

[The Masked Shadow]

Corydoras, Large Tetras, Platys, Swordtails, Bristlenose Plecos, small loaches (i.e Kuhli Loaches), semi-aggressive Gouramis, maybe Angelfish, and other species of Rams.

Rams live in streams where plants are abundant. So having plants wouldn't hurt. And aren't Rams sometimes put in tanks with tannins?

Good Luck!

 

[tlindsey]

So I think im going to sell my pbass and give away the oscars. What other fish could I keep with the rams?

Browntail Pencilfish, Neon or Cardinal Tetra, Corydora.

 

[Deadeye]

Just about any semi aggressive community fish is good.

 

[Jim bean 20055]

Corydoras, Large Tetras, Platys, Swordtails, Bristlenose Plecos, small loaches (i.e Kuhli Loaches), semi-aggressive Gouramis, maybe Angelfish, and other species of Rams.

Rams live in streams where plants are abundant. So having plants wouldn't hurt. And aren't Rams sometimes put in tanks with tannins?

Good Luck!

Thank you!

 

[Jim bean 20055]

Browntail Pencilfish, Neon or Cardinal Tetra, Corydora.

I will look and see thanks!

 

[Jim bean 20055]

Just about any semi aggressive community fish is good.

Ok thank you!

 

[Jim bean 20055]

Any fish that can maybe breed when (and if) the rams breed?

 

[Deadeye]

Any fish that can maybe breed when (and if) the rams breed?

Not hybridizing if that’s what you mean.
Other dwarf cichlids or livebearers would be easy to breed.

 

[Jim bean 20055]

Not hybridizing if that’s what you mean.
Other dwarf cichlids or livebearers would be easy to breed.

I don't mean hybridizing lol I mean like other fish that can breed at the same time as the rams

 

[The Masked Shadow]

Livebearers 99.99% of the time are popping babies out. Maybe Appistos or Gymnogeophagus. Those could perhaps work as well. Corys are also an option. Get a bonded pair like I did, and they pop eggs out every few weeks.