Jack CO Posted June 19 Share Posted June 19 I’m considering getting Congo tetras for my 60 gallon aquarium (4ft). They seem to be very peaceful community fish as long as they are in a large group, of which I was considering 12. My only worry is that they will become fin nippers, even though I’ve heard that they can live with guppies and gouramis. I am asking this because the reason I got the large tank was so that I could house multiple African butterfly fish and a ropefish. I know that the Congo tetras will work well with the ropefish due to their large size, but I worry they may nip at the long ventral fins of the ABF. Based on my research it seems that they mostly nip among their own species, but I want to see if that’s the case in other people’s experience. The other planned fish are 6 or 7 Denison barbs and a group of 10 petricola catfish. The tank is still cycling so I figure there isn’t a more opportune time than now to get your input. Thanks, Jack 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Fish Folk Posted June 20 Share Posted June 20 I think that if you’re willing to purchase your Congo Tetras young / semi-juvenile, they’ll probably settle in with take mates fine. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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