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better not order it, its far to big for my tank anyway but i wanted to see if i had learnt enough to id that

Really nice looking tank

aww, mine come out if you walk in the room and look at you

found this on ebay and it doesnt look like and aquarium plant because of the double colored leaves http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/CHLOROPHYTUM-BICHETI...A1%7C240%3A1318 any info?

you can deffinately up the temperature by 2-3 degrees, im sure someone will be able to say wether to do it all at once or in stages

Hi and welcome to the fishforums, is the fantail a guppy? i hate to be the one who says this but i dont think your danios are well suited to your tank. sorry to hear about your pleco, however, dont get another as they grow far to big for your tank And for you i have 1 45 litre tank with 2...

looking good. as youve got a bigger tank you might want to add a few more of each fish to make them a bit more comfortable

liquifry food is normally ok, however a lot of people use live food such as baby brine shrimp as it encourages growth much faster does the tank devider need to be solid plastic or a mesh?

Corries dont 'need' to inches of water when they breed do they? a lot of people breed them in a normal set up tank without to many issues

Welcome back, are you restarting?

agreed 60ltr is fine make sur ethe tank is eestablished with sand and decent planting as a lot of cories prefer shade than direct light

Ive never heard of a cory with green spots, however the picture looks like a bronze cory possbily

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hard to tell by the description, any chance of a vid

Looking good

and maybe there is a tank of replacement neons in the back just in case ;) lol

great looking tank

it doesnt really matter whats in the tank as filter bacteria. take a small plastic box with you and get him to put some tank water in it then the media he gives you. when you get back put the media straight into the filter a 3 min trip wont kill the bacteria.

I will take some cherry shrimp in about a month. will you be able to have them delivered on a saturday when i want them as that is the only day i am in all day

No way are you overstocked. fish only breed if they are happy

she looks kinda far along. i think 4-5 days?

i say Be-tah as quite a few people do here

awesome looking tank

very cute fry

sounds like a good mix. i would add the guppys first in 2-3 batches, followed by the corys and then i would add the tetras a couple of months later

Egg layers. because they involve more than putting a male and female in the same tank and waiting a month

go for it. the worst that will happen is they ignore it

looks really good, i cant wait to get mine set up. thanks for the fast reply to my message pip

I love the tank. i love the cherry shrimp

Mollies can be pregnent several times without a male. they could have been transported in the same bags as normal mollies and that would mean any of the mollies might have go ther pregnant

Great tank and fish

Looks great

that is one great looking betta

The tank is looking great.

depends what you want one the bottom a bristlenose plec would do well in a tank that size http://www.aquatic-hobbyist.com/profiles/f...ristlenose.html a shoal of corydoras would also look fantastic. what size is your substrate as corydoras need sand or fine gravel

you would need to have some low light plants i think as your lighting isnt very bright

its good to hear how nice people can be.

Looking good. hope that nitrite starts dropping soon

i think your tank looks great when those plants fill out a bit it will look even better

leave them in, most snails wont eat live plant matter. if you do get a population explosion, tie a piece of cucumber to a stone and sink it overnight. the next morning it will have loads fo snails on for you to pull out