Top 7 Centerpiece Fish for Your Small to Medium Sized Community Aquarium 

No

@@thechedder Ive had dwarfs absolutely decimate other fish. They get especially aggressive when they have a nest/ are in breeding season

Yea they can be little bastards

Lol yes I called one Jaws ha

It was a new trick I learned and I slightly over-did it lol!

KeepingFishSimple Well, it’s one thing I can’t seem to figure out. What editing tool do you use?

@@MattKeepsFish Final Cut Pro X

Very motion sickness unfriendly. Lol

@@markgobuffalo6490 I actually came to the comments to see if it was already discussed. I literally cannot watch this guy's content even though it's good info, this channel makes me so sick 🤮😔

Thank you!

I agree, very informative and too the point

nope! perfectly fine

I've found females.to be fine myself

I have 2 chill betas and some neons and guppy in a 20 gallon . Ofc filter and heater. But they don't really fight at all. I do have an extra tank in case they do though.

I’d say as long as it’s a female you should be fine. Hope it’s not too late, but the males are usually the more semi-aggressive ones.

Depending on the tank size. I’d say no less then a 29 gallon

I have a dwarf gourami in a 10 gal so if it is a 10 gal tank you have get a dwarf gourami

Depends on your tank size. Pearls need a bigger tank than honeys do.

😂😂

Silly...

They do !

Wow congrats (brotha) 🎓

KeepingFishSimple Pffffffffft

lol my word

@Its me or whatever inch per gallon isn’t a good measure

@Its me or whatever no it’s not, that’s like saying you can have a 10 inch fish in a 10gal, or you can only have 10 shrimp in a 10 gal, that’s stupid

@Its me or whatever I think this is taken as a good measure because it is an easy way to ensure somewhat decent tank parameters without having to explain it all in depth. Generally people can make a decent estimation of when a tank is overcrowded. What's more important is to make sure the tank, its filtration system and the microbiome can handle the bioload. And of course the type of fish matters too. Some like to swim and have space, some are territorial, some are aggressive. Heavily planted tanks can manage a higher bioload (more fish) than non planted ones. All that will also determine how many you can have. It is not a simple math, but for beginners, that is a manageable ballpark measure.

Corys are great with bettas.

Harlequins

#metoo

I wouldn't recommend doing that even though it probably can be done as long as they're mostly female as the males might be more agressive. Single species aquariums can often look much better and also be more stable in the long run

No. Either just a blue ram or small fish. Not both

@@justicecountryman4060 keeping a German blue ram in a community tank with smaller fish are fine

Yeah I want to know good online stores as well, sorry I don’t have any recommendations

Cheers cam!

tanav Mohan I’m also interested in this. I’m working on a tank with the same stuff

Funny Berries noice

You could always try filling your tank with hiding spaces so your shrimp can evade the centerpiece

@@brokenrecord2613 but I want to see the shrimp too....

neon tetra.. if you are keeping a betta dont put anything that has a colourful fan tail and fins.

@@siddharthtm3744 why??

@@dingringdong7150 because bettas are aggressive and tend to attack anything that looks like another betta.. A guppy has beautiful fan tails.. Which makes the betta think that its another betta. It is possible to keep guppies with betta fish but just saying that you are likely to be more successful with neons. I recommend that you have a minimum of 15-20 gallon tank with some live plants for both options. I will also suggest amano shrimp instead of rcs because they are translucent clear colour(good at hiding) and eat more algae. They also get bigger than rsc and dont breed.

After all betta's have big personalities and your betta might even be calm and passive

2-6 max....

What filter do you have?

Yes you can

For sure!

Did you ever get the answer to this question im not a super beginner but I dont want one to set my tank off and I'm not sure about them i dont want a fish that has to be extra babied

For sure

I've kept honey gouramis in multiple tanks for years and never once experienced this.

Group of at least 6 is just entirely incorrect.

Plus you look much hotter when you talk about aquatic stuff 😍

i quite enjoyed this video! it was very helpful. please take your negativity somewhere else:)

Over edited for sure.

Try making a video

@@calebbera5340 I've been in video production for a decade and my father was a director and producer in Hollywood for 40 years. So um, okay I'll *try* 🤭😉