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The blue light is led its only dim it is really for a transition between lights on to lights off more than anything heres a pic. I have amano shrimp and algea eaters so algea shouldnt be too much of a problem i think ill set the white lights to come on 10am-8pm now though

Quick update i have a tank cycling now for the frogs to go into so they should be okay now. I have my lights on a timer from 6am - 8:05am is blue moonlight, 8am - 8pm is white light and from 7:55pm to 11:59pm is blue moonlight again then 11:59pm - 6am is darkness is this okay for the fish or...

There dwarf frog, i dont see them very often theres lots of places for them to hide out, same with my amano shrimp i see them a lot then dont see them at all they go through phases of aearing and hiding

Yeah im going to after thinking about it. Not really fair to do that im going to re-home them in the next few days one is getting bullied a bit from the swarm of tiger barbs

I posted earlier iv taken peoples advise and upped them to 12 this afternon

heres a quick pic of my tank, looks so bare with all the small fish also the best picture i can get at the min of the algae eater can anyone tell me anymore from the poor picture ?

I say 0 its between 0 and the next level up on the chart, the test is pretty much clear just a trace if any, the tanks been cycled with old filter media from my other tank. Iv taken your advise and upped my tiger barbs to 12 they swim around a lot more now. When i got the tigers i spoke with...

Thanks for the fast reply and advise im still getting my head around this tropical aquarium stuff, Im planning on getting at least another 4 tiger barbs im still in the process of stocking the tank im doing it 4-5 fish a week. I think im going to donate the sharks to my local aquatic store...

I have : 12x Neon Tetra 2x Altum Angelfish 3x Aquatic Frogs 4x Tiger Barbs 2x Amano Shrimp 2x Small Silver Shark (not XL) 3x Gold Algea Eater all kept in a 200L tank I have read that my angel fish will eat my shrimp or Tetras but the Angelfish are only the the size of a...