Carls

Here is a pic of my tank. The chili's like hanging out among the hatchet fish top right by the thermometer. The spotted dwarf rasbora like the other side of tank and my shy little emerald dwarf rasbora like the back on the tank. You may see some panda corys and Venezuela Corydoras if you zoom in. I was thinking maybe I add a couple of honey gouramis to my lonely one and also add some sparkling gourami as well.

How do you mean, share these. I missed off the 1 x honey dwarf gourami which is why I'm looking at something like the sparkling or to just restock my honeys.

I have a 180L (50 gallon) tank, I've heard too many male sparkling gourami can become aggressive? I'm trying to plant my tank out more and waiting on my twisted Val to gain height, but generally sticking to 3 kinds of java fern with spider wood driftwood. I really want to try going for a nano style (small fish look) rather that a full blown nzno aqua style tank. How many could I get for my tank. Current load is 9 Marble hatchet fish 30 chili rasboras , 10 spotted dwarf rasbora 20 emerald dwarf rasbora 8 panda corydoras, 6 Venezuela Corydoras 4 otos, 1 hillstream loach 6 gertrudaes

Thanks for this, I was youtubing Cory's fish tips as well today. I think I am heading in either the Dwarf Honey Gourami, sparkling gourami or the pearl gourami

Any ideas on ideal tank mates for a 180L tank with 30 chili rasboras, 20 emerald dwarf rasbora and Spotted Dwarf Rasboras and I'm looking for a show piece fish to add to the community. I was thinking either the Honey Dwarf Gourami, sparkling or pearl Gourami as I've had them before but not sure if the chili's will become food. I've got Panda corys, Venezuela Corydoras and marble hatchet fish as well.