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These fish can be kept in a planted tank - there really are this many choices

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Attention! This Friday, this Friday! We are holding a friendship contest for aquascapers setting up their first tank, and you get to decide the winner! Everyone please join in, thank you all! (After the contest, voters can screenshot and join the group to get a red envelope! We'll be waiting for you on Friday, be there or be square!)

Attention!

This Friday, this Friday! We are holding a friendship contest for aquascapers setting up their first tank, and you get to decide the winner! Everyone please join in, thank you all! (After the contest, voters can screenshot and join the group to get a red envelope! We'll be waiting for you on Friday, be there or be square!)

Everyone knows that a planted tank is mainly for growing aquatic plants, but to enhance its ornamental value, many keepers add some of their favorite aquatic creatures to the planted tank. So, what aquatic creatures are suitable for keeping in a planted tank?

South American dwarf cichlids

Dutch rams (Mikrogeophagus ramirezi), Bolivian rams (Mikrogeophagus altispinosus), Apistogramma agassizii, Apistogramma cacatuoides, blue rams, etc.;

Corydoras catfish and plecos (armored catfish)

Otocinclus, Corydoras paleatus, Corydoras sterbai, Corydoras duplicareus, Peckoltia (panda pleco), etc.;

Tetras (characins)

Cardinal tetras, black tetras, rummy-nose tetras, pencil fish, serpae tetras (flag tetras), etc.

Rainbowfish

Boeseman's rainbowfish, red rainbowfish, Madagascar rainbowfish (electric blue), etc. Threadfin rainbowfish, neon rainbowfish

Cyprinids (carp family)

Harlequin rasboras, cherry barbs, white cloud mountain minnows, zebrafish, etc.

If anyone has anything else to add, you can tell Aquatic Plant Little Sister in the comments!

There's also a surprise here

May there be no bad people in heaven!





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