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• Also they are community fish meaning they can be in the tank with other fish such as guppies, mollies, harlequin rasboras and some types of tetra.
• Among the economically important species are food fish such as Pangasius catfish, giant gourami, kissing gourami, snakeheads, and large cyprinids such as Tor mahseers and barbs such as Leptobarbus and Puntioplites, and species for the aquarium trade such as the super red arowana and various rasboras.
• Most of the livebearers, barbs, tetras, rasboras, danios, and rainbowfishes are peaceful, though a few species are fin nippers, most notably tiger barbs and serpae tetras.
• The generic name means "small Rasbora", however these are more closely related to the danios than rasboras.
• It is a good community tank fish when kept with peaceful tankmates such as tetras, rasboras, and danios, but should not be kept with overly aggressive tankmates.
• Other dither fish used include liverbearers, rasboras, corydoras, rainbowfish, hatchetfish, and pencilfish.
• Suitable companions in an aquarium include other tetra species, small barbs, small danios, small rasboras, Corydoras and Otocinclus catfishes, and in aquaria where space allows, certain species of dwarf cichlid such as the smaller Apistogramma species.
• Among the species that may be kept in the same aquarium are small characins from South America, assorted small barbs, danios, other small rasboras, Corydoras catfishes, Otocinclus catfishes, the more peaceful dwarf cichlids (and peaceful cichlids such as Laetacara curviceps), and smaller labyrinth fishes.
• They live in murky, acidic water amongst submerged vegetation alongside rasboras, pipefish, halfbeaks, and gobies.
• This fragile fish should be kept in a well-filtered aquarium with other quiet tankmates such as small characins (tetras), rasboras, or Corydoras catfish.
• An example is the combination of gouramis, tetras, and rasboras with a selection of hardy plants such as Hygrophila difformis, Hygrophila polysperma, and Vallisneria spiralis.
• Animals that have appeared in the magazine include: clownfish, lionfish, cichlids, discus, butterflyfish, tetras, live-bearers, rasboras, triggerfish, starfish, freshwater shrimp, jellyfish, Acropora and brain corals, and more.
• Flying foxes are generally compatible with acaras, angelfish, barbs, danios, eartheaters, gouramis, knifefish, loaches, tetras and rasboras.

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