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RE: Fish Compatability Question.

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Posted by: Galcian at Fri Aug 15 15:19:00 2008  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Galcian ]  
   

Yeah, some of the pet shops in my town keep 1 male Betta in a tank, regardless of the tankmates, and they don't seem very agressive towards other fish.

But yeah, the gouramis are getting along better then I had thought, so that's really nice. I think I may add in a 3rd Pearl to my list, since I read they actually enjoy each others company, whereas the Opalines/Gold are more agressive.

I actually came across a post of yours where you mentioned the tank that you added barbs to, most sites are saying that if you keep a large group (6 ) that they'll keep to themselves more.


   

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