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Re: Redtail tankmates

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Posted by Steven on June 21, 2002 at 20:57:27:

In Reply to: Redtail tankmates posted by Underhill on June 21, 2002 at 14:12:42:

I too have a 29 gallon tank that houses a Red Tail Black Shark. For tank mates in my tank I have 6 bronze cory catfish and a dozen or so zebra danios. Thats all I have had for tank mates. You could try any fast moving or bottom feeder as long as its not another shark or has colors like a shark for example red coloring. You could try what I have in my tank or you could try tetras, barbs, platies, swordtails, small cichlids, etc.

Thats just some ideas for tankmates. Remember dont go overboard on tank mates.

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: I too have a 29 gallon tank that houses a Red Tail Black Shark. For tank mates in my tank I have 6 bronze cory catfish and a dozen or so zebra danios. Thats all I have had for tank mates. You could try any fast moving or bottom feeder as long as its not another shark or has colors like a shark for example red coloring. You could try what I have in my tank or you could try tetras, barbs, platies, swordtails, small cichlids, etc. : Thats just some ideas for tankmates. Remember dont go overboard on tank mates.

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