My 40 gallon thread does not get enough feedback 
So I'm going to ask here about the idea of this stocking list:
Rummy nose
Von Rio
Black Neon Tetra
and...(the bad idea?)
Yoyo Loach.
I've read they can be aggressive and can get to about 10" I already have him though because I didn't want anyone else at the store to buy him and I've always wanted one. Plus he looks flippin' amazing on pure white sand. I can (most likely) return him (even if I don't get my money back) I'll return him if you guys think it will be an issue. Also, I'm figuring since I have 1 and it's suggested for them to be in groups of at least 3 that he may be more likely to be aggressive, like my last SAE.
I've had luck with some species being solitary, or being in small groups and some not doing well, so I'm not sure if he were to work out if it'd be fine for him to be by himself. I read that there can be inter-fighting in their groups so hiding is vital, so that is what makes me wonder about their aggressiveness.
On a side note for the tank I used AqAd for the stocking list and these would be the results:
Your aquarium filtration capacity for above selected species is 123%.
Recommended water change schedule: 24% per week.
Your aquarium stocking level is 68%
And lastly whether the Yoyo is a good idea or not, does anyone have any other suggestions of a fish that may go well with those?
So I'm going to ask here about the idea of this stocking list:
Rummy nose
Von Rio
Black Neon Tetra
and...(the bad idea?)
Yoyo Loach.
I've read they can be aggressive and can get to about 10" I already have him though because I didn't want anyone else at the store to buy him and I've always wanted one. Plus he looks flippin' amazing on pure white sand. I can (most likely) return him (even if I don't get my money back) I'll return him if you guys think it will be an issue. Also, I'm figuring since I have 1 and it's suggested for them to be in groups of at least 3 that he may be more likely to be aggressive, like my last SAE.
I've had luck with some species being solitary, or being in small groups and some not doing well, so I'm not sure if he were to work out if it'd be fine for him to be by himself. I read that there can be inter-fighting in their groups so hiding is vital, so that is what makes me wonder about their aggressiveness.
On a side note for the tank I used AqAd for the stocking list and these would be the results:
Your aquarium filtration capacity for above selected species is 123%.
Recommended water change schedule: 24% per week.
Your aquarium stocking level is 68%
And lastly whether the Yoyo is a good idea or not, does anyone have any other suggestions of a fish that may go well with those?
