The Ultimate Animal Guide (Freshwater Frenzy)

Your one stop shop for any and all information you may need on the animals in your aquarium. Stats, rewards, feeding, breeding, and whatever you may be needing!

This guide covers the Freshwater Frenzy expansion. For the original Megaquarium, Architect's Collection or Deep Freeze animals, check out my other guides at The Ultimate Animal Guide (Original) , The Ultimate Animal Guide (Architect's Collection) and The Ultimate Animal Guide (Deep Freeze).

Introduction

As the title says, this guide aims to be your one stop shop for all the details you could ever need on your adorable little fishes if (like myself) you want to get into the nitty-gritty details of animal care. Most of this information has been pulled from in-game and the wiki, and personally I'm not a fan of how the game organizes your animals, even after the additional filters that have been added. As such, I aim to make this guide, and finding the information within it, as simple and intuitive as possible.

This guide starts off with several sections on the icons that you will find in the animal information boxes and an alphabetized list of all the animals in the game. The bulk of this guide sorts every single animal in the game by Rank and gives all of their data for your convenience. I have also included my personal recommendations for which animals should be paired up with who, mainly judged by shared food type and skill levels. Feel free to ignore these, as they are completely subjective.

The Freshwater Frenzy expansion introduced breeding into the game, which this guide covers (but not Hybrids). In addition to the animal's general information, I have also included the data on their offspring. For most of the animals, they will initially give birth to some eggs, which after a few days will hatch into fry, and then a further few days will become fully formed animals. These offspring have different stats and needs to their parents, the three most important being Predator , Survival and Eggs . The guide will make special mention of: offspring that are protected by or eaten by their parents, the base Survival % for their egg and fry forms respectively (70% egg, 65% fry as an example) and the approximate number of eggs initially conceived.

All data has been taken from Normal difficulty. This guide covers the Freshwater Frenzy expansion. For the original Megaquarium, Architect's Collection or Deep Freeze animals, check out my other guides at The Ultimate Animal Guide (Original) , The Ultimate Animal Guide (Architect's Collection) and The Ultimate Animal Guide (Deep Freeze).

Incidentally if you wish to access the wiki, here is the link: https://megaquarium.fandom.com/wiki/Megaquarium_Wiki
Credit goes to user FeelTheDango for the AcidicNeutral, Communal, Explorer and OpenSpace icons which I borrowed and edited for this guide.

Icons (Part 1)

This section will explain about all the icons shown on the animal information screens. Though most of these are self-explanatory, there can be some nuance to the details between different species, especially when it comes to breeding. The icons are organized in the same general order they show up in on the animal information screens, from left to right and up to down.

Prestige: Whenever a guest looks at an animal, there is a % chance that a certain amount of prestige will be generated. The number on the star shows the amount generated, while this guide will show the % chance that this will occur for 1 animal, and the # of animals needed to make that 100%. As an animal grows bigger, the % chance per individual will increase, and sometimes the base Prestige amount can increase as well.

When this icon is a superscript to another icon (e.g.), it means that the animal's base Prestige will be increased by fulfilling optional tank requirements, like having a certain number of individuals more than the needed amount, or adding more species when not strictly required.

Ecology and Science: Similar to Prestige, these show the # of Ecology or Science points generated whenever a guest looks at this animal. Unlike Prestige however, this is always 100%. Also like Prestige, these amounts change as an animal grows.

Size and Warning Type: On the animal information screen, this shows the base and max size of an animal, designated as # - #. If an animal does not grow, it only shows one number. Also, if an animal has more than two stages of development, you will have to hover the mouse cursor over the Clock icon to see the middle stages (or consult this guide). When hovering over the Warning icon, this designates all animals that do NOT otherwise belong to a special group, such as Crustaceans (so, most of the animals in the game).

Temperature: The temperature of the water this animal requires to survive. The amount of heat or cold generated by your equipment must always be ≥ the size of the tank, or for super chilled, to be at least double. Some animals require the temperature to be over the threshold by a certain % to initiate breeding.

Air Conditioning: This animal requires the tank to be Air Conditioned. The amount of Air Conditioning generated by your equipment must always be ≥ the of the tank, or for ice to form, at least double.

Filter Power: Identical to filter power provided by your equipment, these animals will increase the water quality of the tank. The amount is very small, so don't count on these to make a difference in anything larger than the smallest tank sizes.

Land and Perch: The amount of land capacity each individual of this species requires. Each beach tank has a fixed land capacity, regardless of how small or large you make it. Animals requiring land have their size stat halved when calculating the water tank capacity (ex. an animal with 40 only takes up 20 in the tank).

Water Quality: The base quality of the water in the animal's tank for it to remain healthy, determined by equipment, decorations and the bioload of all resident animals. The formula for calculating the quality has not been made public and is apparently fiendishly complicated, so this guide does not provide details on the animals' bioload unless specifically noted in-game. Note that water quality above the base threshold can improve the Survival % of an animal's offspring.

(and others) Food: The type of food this animal eats. Hovering over the icon will show the time interval between feedings, while the individual animal's information box will show the amount needed per feeding. This value increases as the animal grows. Note that the fry of an animal sometimes has a different diet.

Supplement: This animal will require a supplement every three days. It is always one supplement, and always three days, even after it grows.

Clipboard: This animal requires "observation" after the number of days shown on the icon, repeating for its entire lifespan. The observation task requires a staff member with the Feeding skill to use the clipboard tool.

Kreisel, Rounded and Abyssal: This animal must reside in a tank of this type to stay healthy. Animals without a tank requirement can live in either Kreisel or Rounded, though only Abyssal animals can live in Abyssal tanks.

Scavenger: This animal is automatically fed when any other animal in the tank is fed and does not affect the water quality of the tank. Animals with this trait will still require food every day, so do not pair them with animals that can go a day or more between feedings.

Lights: How many lights the animal will require it's tank to have. Some species require lights on their tank to initiate breeding.

Icons (Part 2)

Terrain Features: Many animals will need a certain amount of terrain features to feel healthy and at home (or dislikes the feature). From left to right are: Plant, Cave, Rock, Bogwood, Flat Surface, Floating Cover, Fluffy Foliage, Vertical Surface, Grass, Pebble and Den. Some animals will also require these for breeding purposes, as the offspring will live in these objects. Note that all Bogwood decorations will also provide acidity, some of the Floating Cover decorations have a depth requirement, and Grass, Pebble and Den decorations can only be placed on land.

Explorer: This animal will require a certain number of different decorations to stay healthy. These are simple to combine with the animal's innate terrain requirements.

Open Space: The tank this animal resides in must have a continuous unobstructed square area. There must be absolutely no decorations of any kind inside this area.

Tank Depth: The depth of this animal's tank must be at least the number shown.

Animal Type: Any animal with one of these icons does not belong to the default "Animal" group. From left to right these are: Crustaceans, Starfish, Soft Coral, Stony Coral, Anemone, Clams and Gorgonians.

No Conspecifics: Only one member of this species is recommended per tank, as any more will reduce the health of all members.

Wingman: This species must be paired with another animal with a size of the number shown or greater.

Shoaler: This species needs at least this many individuals (of its own species) per tank to be healthy.

Flying Bird: This animal can only be hurt by other animals that can attack Flying Birds.

Active Flyer: This animal will need its tank to be a minimum air volume to stay healthy.

Greedy: Consumes 33% more food and has a 33% increased bioload on the tank.

No Food Competitors: Cannot be housed with another species that eats the same food. Members of the same species are fine.

Wimp and Bully: A species with one of these traits cannot be housed with a species with the other trait.

Communal: This animal needs at least this number of additional species in the same tank.

Congeners: Can only be housed with species of the same group, or cannot be housed with species of the same group.

Active Swimmer: This animal will need its tank to be a minimum size to stay healthy.

Armored and Heavily Armored: This animal will have a higher effective size when determining whether it can be eaten. Hover over the icon to see the #. Heavily Armored animals cannot be eaten and are immune to Biters.

Acidity: All freshwater species will require a certain level of acidity to survive. This icon will indicate either neutral (green) or acidic (red). Some species can live in both.

Biter: This species will decrease the health of any animal not of the same species and at least 3 Size.

Plant Destroyer: This animal has a % chance to damage the plants in the tank. The more Plant Destroyers you have and/or the fewer plants you have will increase the % chance. With enough plants this can always be reduced to 0. Some species will count an individual as multiple Plant Destroyers.

Territorial: The combined size of the individuals of this species in the same tank must not exceed the percentage number shown of the tank's capacity (ex: a species of size 2 with 5 individuals has a combined size of 10. Therefore if the territorial percentage is 10%, the tank they inhabit must be at least 100 size).

Icons (Part 3)

Skill: When this icon is a superscript to another icon (e.g.), that task will take a longer time to complete. Staff members will need a correspondingly higher skill in that task to compensate.

Pairs Only: Members of this species must be kept in multiples of 2, or the single one will lose health.

Nibbler and Nibbleable: Similar to Wimp and Bully, A species with one of these traits cannot be housed with a species with the other trait. Multiple Nibblers will stack the health loss to the Nibbleable.

Warning: Hover over the triangle to see a list of other species that this animal may damage and/or eat. The victims are typically defined by type and a size range.

Hybrid: The offspring of this species have a chance to be a different color and/or pattern. This guide will not cover the process of hybridization, as it is purely aesthetic and not clearly defined.

Heart: Hover over this icon to see the breeding process for this species. This covers the initial requirements to initiate breeding and the offspring's diet and habitation needs.

Mucus: This offspring will require at least one parent to be present to feed.

Needs Parent: This offspring must share the tank with at least one parent. While they are growing, neither the offspring nor the parent can be sold or removed from the tank.

Predator: These offspring will lose one % chance for each animal that is size 5 or lower. Sometimes the parents will protect the offspring with an additional base % and sometimes they are Predators as well.

Days until growth: Shows how many days until this individual reaches its next growth stage as long as all of its basic care requirements are satisfied. Hover over the icon to see all of the growth stages and their timeframes.

Freshwater and Saltwater: The water type that this species will need in its tank. Some species can live in both.

Ice: At least this much Ice must be in the tank for the animal to stay healthy. Ice forms when Air Conditioning is at least double the tank's .

Enrichment: A certain amount of Enrichment decorations are required for this animal to stay healthy. Note that Enrichment decorations decrease in value beyond the first.

Survival: The base survival rate of this offspring. High water quality and parent protection can increase this, while predators and poor basic care will decrease this. This cannot reach 100%.

Eggs: The number of eggs or fry of this offspring. Every day this # will be reduced to the % (ex. 10 eggs and 70% means that the next day there will be 7 eggs).

Alphabetical List

A

Adolfo's Cory (Rank 6)
Amazonian Angelfish (Rank 6)
American Manatee (Rank 12)
American Paddlefish (Rank 11)
Arapaima (Rank 11)

B

Blind Cave Tetra (Rank 5)
Boseman's Rainbow (Rank 5)
Butterfly Ram (Rank 8)

C

Cardinal Tetra (Rank 6)
Congo Tetra (Rank 6)
Convict Cichlid (Rank 4)

D

Discus (Rank 10)
Dwarf Crocodile (Rank 10)

E

Eastern Long-Necked Turtle (Rank 7)
Electric Eel (Rank 10)

F

Fan Shrimp (Rank 7)

G

Gardner's Killifish (Rank 7)
Giant Hatchetfish (Rank 9)
Green Anaconda (Rank 11)
Guppy (Rank 4)

M

Midas Cichlid (Rank 4)

P

Pacu (Rank 6)
Panther Crab (Rank 8)
Porcupine River Stingray (Rank 9)

R

Red Bellied Piranha (Rank 8)
Red-Striped Eartheater (Rank 5)
Redtail Catfish (Rank 8)
Ripsaw Catfish (Rank 9)

S

Sunshine Pleco (Rank 7)

T

Tinfoil Barb (Rank 5)

Rank 4

Convict Cichlid (Cichlids)
Recommended Tank Mates: Blind Cave Tetra, Boseman's Rainbow, Panther Crab

	35% chance at 1, 100% at 12
	3 per day
	Find Mate: 35% chance at 1, 100% at 12
	27% chance at 2, 100% at 13
	Can breed again ~ 10 days

	Parents protect w/ 7%
	70%, 65%
	~15

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Guppy (Toothcarp)
Recommended Tank Mates: Gardner's Killifish

	32% chance at 1, 100% at 14
	2 per day
	Find Mate: 40% chance at 1, 100% at 11
	27% chance at 2, 100% at 13
	Livebearer for 2 days
	Can breed again ~ 10 days

	Parents eat
	65%
	~8

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Midas Cichlid (Cichlids)
Recommended Tank Mates: Pacu, Tinfoil Barb

Original Size 5:

	39% chance at 1, 100% at 11
	5 per day
	Size 10 in 5 days

Max Size 10:

	45% chance at 1, 100% at 9
	40
	10 per day
	Find Mate: 30% chance at 1, 100% at 14
	20% chance at 2, 100% at 18
	Can breed again ~ 10 days

	Parents protect w/ 7%
	70%, 65%
	~19

Rank 5

Blind Cave Tetra (Characins)
Recommended Tank Mates: Boseman's Rainbow, Convict Cichlid, Panther Crab

	37% chance at 1, 100% at 11
	5 per day
	Spawning Group: 30% chance at 5
	Can breed again ~ 10 days

	Parents eat
	70%, 65%
	~20

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Boseman's Rainbow (Rainbows)
Recommended Tank Mates: Blind Cave Tetra, Convict Cichlid, Panther Crab

	35% chance at 1, 100% at 12
	3 per day
	Spawning Group: 6
	25% chance at 3, 100% at 18
	Can breed again ~ 10 days

	Parents eat
	67%, 57%
	~25

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Red-Striped Eartheater (Cichlids)
Recommended Tank Mates: Eastern Long-Necked Turtle, Pacu, Sunshine Pleco

Original Size 4:

	37% chance at 1, 100% at 11
	4 per day
	size 1-1
	Size 8 in 5 days

Max Size 8:

	43% chance at 1, 100% at 9
	48
	8 per day
	size 1-3
	Find Mate: 30% chance at 1, 100% at 14
	20% chance at 2, 100% at 18
	Can breed again ~ 10 days

	Parents protect w/ 6%
	70%, 65%
	~19

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Tinfoil Barb (Characins)
Recommended Tank Mates: Midas Cichlid

Original Size 4:

	37% chance at 1, 100% at 11
	5 per day
	Size 8 in 4 days

Max Size 8:

	43% chance at 1, 100% at 9
	60
	11 per day
	48

Rank 6

Adolfo's Cory (Catfish)
Recommended Tank Mates: Amazonian Angelfish

	32% chance at 1, 100% at 14
	2 per day

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Amazonian Angelfish (Cichlids)
Recommended Tank Mates: Adolfo's Cory

	37% chance at 1, 100% at 11
	4 per day
	Find Mate: 30% chance at 1, 100% at 14
	27% chance at 4, 100% at 24
	Can breed again ~ 10 days

	Parents protect w/ 4%, other Parents eat
	72%, 62%
	~18

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Cardinal Tetra (Characins)
Recommended Tank Mates: Butterfly Ram, Congo Tetra, Giant Hatchetfish

	32% chance at 1, 100% at 14
	2 per day
	Spawning Group: 10
	25% chance at 3. 100% at 18
	Can breed again ~ 10 days

	Parents eat
	65%, 50%
	~22

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Congo Tetra (Characins)
Recommended Tank Mates: Butterfly Ram, Cardinal Tetra, Giant Hatchetfish

	35% chance at 1, 100% at 12
	3 per day
	10
	Spawning Group: 25% chance at 8
	Can breed again ~ 10 days

	Parents eat
	65%, 50%
	~20

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Pacu (Serrasalmidae)
Recommended Tank Mates: American Paddlefish, Midas Cichlid, Red-Striped Eartheater

Original Size 10:

	45% chance at 1, 100% at 9
	13 per day
	Size 20 in 5 days, Max 35 in 11 days

Size 20:

	(9) , 52% chance at 1, 100% at 7
	140
	27 per day
	120
	Size 35 in 6 days

Max Size 35:

	(10) , 58% chance at 1, 100% at 6
	245
	47 per day
	210

Rank 7

Eastern Long-Necked Turtle (Reptiles)
Recommended Tank Mates: Porcupine River Stingray, Red-Striped Eartheater, Sunshine Pleco

Original Size 4:

	37% chance at 1, 100% at 11
	4 per day
	8
	Size 8 in 10 days

Max Size 8:

	43% chance at 1, 100% at 9
	60
	8 per day
	16
	15
	Find Mate: 25% chance at 1, 100% at 16
	8% at 1, 100% at 93
	Can breed again ~ 15 days

	87%
	~8

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Fan Shrimp (Crustaceans)
Recommended Tank Mates: American Manatee, Discus

	35% chance at 1, 100% at 12
	3 every 2 days

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Gardner's Killifish (Toothcarp)
Recommended Tank Mates: Guppy

	32% chance at 1, 100% at 14
	2 per day
	Find Mate: 25% chance at 1, 100% at 17
	Pair must be alone
	16% chance at 3, 100% at 31
	Can breed again ~ 10 days

	Parents protect w/ 2%
	72%, 62%
	~15

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Sunshine Pleco (Ancistrus)
Recommended Tank Mates: Eastern Long-Necked Turtle, Red-Striped Eartheater

Original Size 5:

	39% chance at 1, 100% at 11
	5 per day
	10
	Size 9 in 6 days

Max Size 9:

	44% chance at 1, 100% at 9
	77
	9 per day
	18
	Find Mate: 30% chance at 1, 100% at 14
	14% chance at 3, 100% at 47
	Can breed again ~ 11 days

	Parents do not protect
	70%, 67%
	~20

Rank 8

Butterfly Ram (Cichlids)
Recommended Tank Mates: Cardinal Tetra, Congo Tetra, Giant Hatchetfish

	32% chance at 1, 100% at 14
	2 per day
	Find Mate: 25% chance at 1, 100% at 17
	13% chance at 2, 100% at 31
	Can breed again ~ 10 days

	Parents protect w/ 3%, 2%
	72%, 57%
	~20

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Panther Crab (Crustaceans)
Recommended Tank Mates: Blind Cave Tetra, Boseman's Rainbow, Convict Cichlid

	37% chance at 1, 100% at 11
	4 every 2 days
	8

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Red Bellied Piranha (Serrasalmidae)
Recommended Tank Mates: Electric Eel, Ripsaw Catfish

Original Size 8:

	43% chance at 1, 100% at 9
	8 per day
	16
	size 3-3, size 3-3
	Size 15 in 6 days

Max Size 15:

	(11) , 49% chance at 1, 100% at 8
	150
	15 per day
	30
	size 3-6, size 3-6
	Find Mate: 37% chance at 5, 100% at 16
	13% chance at 2, 100% at 31
	Can breed again ~ 12 days

	Parents protect w/ 7%
	72%, 67%
	~16

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Redtail Catfish (Catfish)
Recommended Tank Mates: Electric Eel, Green Anaconda, Ripsaw Catfish

Original Size 12:

	46% chance at 1, 100% at 8
	16 every 2 days
	size 3-4, size 3-4
	Size 23 in 6 days, Max 42 in 12 days

Size 23:

	(9) , 53% chance at 1, 100% at 7
	161
	31 every 2 days
	size 3-9, size 3-9
	Size 42 in 6 days

Max Size 42:

	(11) , 60% chance at 1, 100% at 5
	315
	56 every 2 days
	size 3-16, size 3-16

Rank 9

Giant Hatchetfish (Characins)
Recommended Tank Mates: Butterfly Ram, Cardinal Tetra, Congo Tetra

	35% chance at 1, 100% at 12
	3 per day

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Porcupine River Stingray (Rays)
Recommended Tank Mates: Eastern Long-Necked Turtle

Original Size 6:

	40% chance at 1, 100% at 10
	6 every 2 days
	12
	size 1-2
	Size 12 in 7 days

Max Size 12:

	46% chance at 1, 100% at 8
	138
	12 every 2 days
	24
	size 1-4
	85%
	Find Mate: 30% chance at 1, 100% at 14
	20% chance to breed
	Livebearer for 7 days
	Can breed again ~ 7 days

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Ripsaw Catfish (Catfish)
Recommended Tank Mates: Arapaima, Dwarf Crocodile, Electric Eel, Green Anaconda, Red Bellied Pranha, Redtail Catfish

Original Size 9:

	44% chance at 1, 100% at 9
	12 every 2 days
	size 1-3
	Size 17 in 8 days, Max 30 in 17 days

Size 17:

	( 12) , 50% chance at 1, 100% at 7
	179
	23 every 2 days
	102
	size 1-6
	Size 30 in 9 days

Max Size 30:

	(13) , 56% chance at 1, 100% at 6
	330
	40 every 2 days
	180
	size 1-12

Rank 10

Discus (Cichlids)
Recommended Tank Mates: American Manatee, Fan Shrimp

	39% chance at 1, 100% at 11
	5 per day
	Find Mate: 20% chance at 1, 100% at 18
	Pair must be alone
	14% chance at 4, 100% at 48
	Can breed again ~ 10 days

	Parents protect w/ 2%
	70%, 65%
	~15

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Dwarf Crocodile (Reptiles)
Recommended Tank Mates: Electric Eel, Green Anaconda, Ripsaw Catfish

Original Size 10:

	45% chance at 1, 100% at 9
	13 every 2 days
	20
	size 3-4, size 3-4
	Size 20 in 10 days, Max 38 in 22 days

Size 20:

	(12) , 52% chance at 1, 100% at 7
	210
	27 every 2 days
	40
	size 3-8, size 3-8
	Size 38 in 12 days

Max Size 38:

	(14) , 59% chance at 1, 100% at 6
	418
	51 every 2 days
	76
	size 3-15, size 3-15
	15
	Find Mate: 25% chance at 1, 44% at 7
	31% chance at 24, 100% at 93
	Can breed again ~ 20 days

	87%
	~6

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Electric Eel (Oddballs)
Recommended Tank Mates: Arapaima, Dwarf Crocodile, Green Anaconda, Red Bellied Pranha, Redtail Catfish, Ripsaw Catfish

Original Size 8:

	63% chance at 1, 100% at 5
	11 every 2 days
	size 3-3, size 3-3
	Size 15 in 6 days, Max 24 in 14 days

Size 15:

	(16) , 69% chance at 1, 100% at 4
	218
	20 every 2 days
	size 3-6, size 3-6
	Size 24 in 8 days

Max Size 24:

	(17) , 73% chance at 1, 100% at 4
	348
	32 every 2 days
	size 3-9, size 3-9

Rank 11

American Paddlefish (Oddballs)
Recommended Tank Mates: Large Tooth Sawfish, Pacu

Original Size 15:

	49% chance at 1, 100% at 8
	15 per day
	Size 25 in 12 days, Max 40 in 26 days

Size 25:

	(18) , 54% chance at 1, 100% at 6
	388
	25 per day
	150
	Size 40 in 14 days

Max Size 40:

	(21) , 59% chance at 1, 100% at 6
	680
	40 per day
	240

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Arapaima (Oddballs)
Recommended Tank Mates: Electric Eel, Ripsaw Catfish

Original Size 24:

	53% chance at 1, 100% at 7
	32 every 2 days
	size 4-9, size 4-9
	Size 46 in 8 days, Max 90 in 20 days

Size 46:

	(17) , 61% chance at 1, 100% at 5
	598
	61 every 2 days
	size 4-18, size 4-18
	Size 90 in 12 days

Max Size 90:

	(22) , 70% chance at 1, 100% at 4
	1215
	120 every 2 days
	size 4-36, size 4-36

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Green Anaconda (Reptiles)
Recommended Tank Mates: Dwarf Crocodile, Electric Eel, Green Anaconda, Redtail Catfish, Ripsaw Catfish

Original Size 13:

	67% chance at 1
	17 every 3 days
	26
	size 3-5, size 3-5
	Size 25 in 10 days, Max 40 in 24 days

Size 25:

	(15) , 74% chance at 1
	325
	33 every 3 days
	50
	size 3-10, size 3-10
	Size 40 in 14 days

Max Size 40:

	(17) , 79% chance at 1
	540
	53 every 3 days
	80
	size 3-16, size 3-16

Rank 12

American Manatee (Mammals)
Recommended Tank Mates: Discus, Fan Shrimp

Original Size 22:

	53% chance at 1, 100% at 7
	29 per day
	Size 40 in 10 days, Max 110 in 33 days

Size 40:

	(15) , 59% chance at 1, 100% at 6
	440
	53 per day
	Size 70 in 11 days, Max 110 in 23 days

Size 70:

	(18) , 66% chance at 1, 100% at 4
	805
	93 per day
	Size 110 in 12 days

Max Size 110:

	(23) , 73% chance at 1, 100% at 4
	1375
	146 per day
	Overheat tank by 20%
	Find Mate: 20% chance at 1, 100% at 18
	6% chance at 2, 100% at 96
	Livebearer for 16 days
	Can breed again ~ 40 days

[QNTM]

Don't put too many animals sharing the same food into one tank! It makes them more prone to dying from hunger.

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Thanks

[Bistro]

I put Adolfo's Cory and Amazonian Angelfish together because they both eat Bloodworm, whereas the Cardinal Tetra eats Brine Shrimp. Aside from that however, they shouldn't have any problems living together, so if you want to pair them up, by all means. The recommendations are entirely my own opinion, so feel free to use or ignore them as you wish.

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What is the recommended tank mate of Adolfo's Cory besides the Amazonian Angelfish? I would say Cardinal Tetra.