Team Fishlore, I need your opinions. I now have 5 happy, schooling White Skirt Tetra's tooling around my 6 week old, 29 gallon tank. The tank has 9 silk plans, a nice sized piece of driftwood, two rocks and a medium sized castle. I want more small fish, and some color too. From my reading, I've learned that the White Skirts can be a little aggressive towards others and that their long fins may be tempting to other fish as well. Silver Tip Tetra's, Golden Barbs, Rainbows and Schwartzi's are on my ever changing list of options. They are not much added color however. I will not add too quickly, just two at a time, unless you think three may be alright too. I will also leave at least 7-10 days between any additions, and perhaps two weeks before my next purchase. My water is testing at <200 hardness and 7.8 pH, if that helps. I really enjoy the White Skirts, but would like some variety. Who better to ask than you!
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add about1/4 cup of your dechlorinated water each hour until you have equalled the water amount in the bag to begin with. watch them after each addition if there is any distress delay the next addition an extra 30 minutes. But maybe you'll be lucky and the ph will be the same. Good luck.