Re: borellii and uaupesi

[Mike & Diane Wise <apistowise@bewellnet.com>]

Yes, the algae eater (I assume you mean the
"Chinese/Siamese Algae Eater") will
become a pain in the a_ _ when it gets larger. And
don't expect many fry. The
angelfish will get most of them. One other thing.
The A. borellii don't do
especially well at the elevated temperatures
needed for Discus. Remember borellii
come from a subtropical climate zone similar to
southern Florida.

Mike Wise

charles watty wrote:

> I have a heavily planted 50 gallon tank (plenty of wood and overturned clay
> pots) with only a corydoras catfish, a small algae eater, and two young
> angelfish.
>
> I want to add three A. borellii and three A. uaupesi (only a single male of
> each) and a few young discus.
>
> Does anyone see any potential problems with this mix?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Charles
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