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These really are fish best kept on their own. They are desperately shy and if you add even small guppies you will find them hiding away behind decor.
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Corys and any other bottom dwellers would be good, as they'll keep out of the way. Cichlids and gouramis will hassle them, so they're a no-no. Other midwater placid (non fin-nipping) fish like the common livebearers, tetras and things would be good too Also try and provide some midwater-surface cover, with floating plants and things like that, which will make them happy
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Amano shrimp, otos, plecs, bumblebee gobies, apple snails, cories...
![]() I wouldnt suggest live bearers, the bright colours on them often cause the betta to attack and kill them Wouldnt suggest barbs, tetras or danios as these are often fin nippers. oh, and smaller catfish like bumblebee catfish etc..
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I've had a shoal of white cloud mountain minnows with a fighter, that worked well.
Some of the smaller rasboras may work well too.
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Snails have no place in any tank of mine, unless they are with cracked shells for clown food ![]() I might just go for him on his own and the Kuhli's then, or change my mind totally and get a barb tank again or just go with a puffer.
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