Looking for some fish can live with those peacock bass

[Keepers]

Hi, I think I need a bottom layer or top layer fish to live with. Or i can just keep them like that, welcome to post your opinion here. Trying to add datnoid, catfish, and aro.

 

[Keepers]

They are living in a 100 gallon(60x18x20) right now and they are their sizes
Temensis 20”
Azul 16”
Fogo 16”
Brokopondo 18”
Red hook silver dollar 9-10”
Pleco#1 15”
Pleco#2 13”
Pleco#3 10”

 

[danotaylor]

They need a bigger tank not more tank mates. You have 2 fish in there that are as wide or wider than the tank
Any plans for an upgrade?

 

[ken31cay]

They are living in a 100 gallon(60x18x20) right now and they are their sizes
Temensis 20”
Azul 16”
Fogo 16”
Brokopondo 18”
Red hook silver dollar 9-10”
Pleco#1 15”
Pleco#2 13”
Pleco#3 10”

As mentioned above, the tank is too small even for what you have now. I would get a bigger tank or rehome any fish that are over 15" asap.

 

[tlindsey]

I agree with the above don't add anything else until you get a larger aquarium.

 

[asian arowana]

a 100 is too small for one peacock bass

 

[kno4te]

Get a bigger tank and can add a tigrinus of appropriate size for a bottom dweller.

 

[Keepers]

As mentioned above, the tank is too small even for what you have now. I would get a bigger tank or rehome any fish that are over 15" asap.

Get a bigger tank and can add a tigrinus of appropriate size for a bottom dweller.

a 100 is too small for one peacock bass

I agree with the above don't add anything else until you get a larger aquarium.

Thanks you guys, maybe I will get off of bass, and get other fish to keep

 

[Keepers]

Any other good fish for the tank advice? Ancient fish? Bottom layers?

 

[Caveden]

Upgrade your tank. But if ur looking for suggestions, common bottom dwellers kept with peacock bass are rays, bichirs, certain catfish species. Although your bioload would be too high alrdy.