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So I have 4 smaller I believe crappy with 2 smaller pleco and two small cory . What else can I put in with them 17014515845026035582806607021412.jpg
 
Hard to tell but those look like bluegill rather than crappie? Either way, they get large....everything in there (aside from the Corys) get over a foot long. What size tank is it? Also, you have a mix if cooler water fish with some warmer water fish. I don't think I would add anything. You might actually want to rethink your stocking and remove either the cooler water fish or the tropical fish. Hope this helps.
 
Hard to tell but those look like bluegill rather than crappie? Either way, they get large....everything in there (aside from the Corys) get over a foot long. What size tank is it? Also, you have a mix if cooler water fish with some warmer water fish. I don't think I would add anything. You might actually want to rethink your stocking and remove either the cooler water fish or the tropical fish. Hope this helps.
It's 75 gallon and I'm going too up grade too bigger , I also thought they were blue gill yet was told they were crappy. Water is actually at controlled temp . Thank you for the information , if you have any more information id appreciate it.
 
It's 75 gallon and I'm going too up grade too bigger , I also thought they were blue gill yet was told they were crappy. Water is actually at controlled temp . Thank you for the information , if you have any more information id appreciate it.
Ok....they might be crappie...just hard to tell from the pic when they are young. The controlled temp really isn't the issue...it is that crappie like cooler water compared to corys and plecos. I am not sure how they will all do long term together if that makes sense?
 
Ok....they might be crappie...just hard to tell from the pic when they are young. The controlled temp really isn't the issue...it is that crappie like cooler water compared to corys and plecos. I am not sure how they will all do long term together if that makes sense?
 
I do believe they are bluegill , thy are shiny blue with greyish black stripes and black dot . There water stays around 65 to 70 the pond temp they were breed in temp
 
Those temperatures are fine for bluegill.......corys and plecos require warmer water though.
 

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