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  1. #1
    Wrigglers
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    Orange Head Geo with tetras in planted tank?

    Will an orange head geo be suitable with tetras? I have some rummys and cardinals, as well as harlequin rasboras - will they be eaten/harrassed by the geo?
    Will they dig up all the plants? Can they be kept singularly?
    Thanks

  2. #2
    Just an Egg
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    Jun 2009
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    hi there i have a 6 foot tank with lots of geos and also 9 red eye tetras and they all get a long finely even when the geos are breeding the little red eyes seem to stay away from them and there all fine

  3. #3
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    Geo's in a planted tank is a very bad idea these tings will turn your entire substrate over during an average week, if you want to use plants use anubias or bolbitus on drift wood, or plant your plants in heavy teracotta pots.

  4. #4
    Just an Egg
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    Hi,

    this is Heiko Bleher and I wanted to tell you: I am at the 1st (European) International Cichlid Exhibition & Conference.

    I just decorated a Geo tank with Echionodorus. Not Anubias and other.

    But give them space.

    Best regards
    Heiko
    www.aquapress-bleher.com
    Heiko Bleher

  5. #5
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    there you go mate words from the master himself.

  6. #6
    Wrigglers
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    Thanks guys, i had decided to go against it in the end.

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