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Thanks for your advice. So the general consensus is that a 90l tank weighing around 100kg+ would be okay?

Hi all, I am looking at getting back into the fishkeeping scene after a few years and looking at getting a 60l tank, although I would much prefer a 90l. The thing is, I live in a 2nd floor flat and am reluctant to buy an aquarium of this weight (will be around 100kg+ when set up). I'm just...

I've heard that Convict Cichlids aren't hard to breed at all, although their breeding can soon become out of hand. You might also want to consider Kribensis.

If you got ten Clown Loaches, you could have about six Boesmani Rainbowfish.

I think it's a great idea! I would guess you could keep around ten in that size aquarium with a good shoal of Cardinal Tetras if they'll be safe.

I would guess both male - not certain though.

You could put your Cardinal Tetras in the other aquarium. The clean up crews are fine although I have read that Chinese Algae Eaters can become aggressive.

Have you ever used copper in the aquarium? If so, the shrimp aren't suitable.

You could get some more Harlequin Rasboras. I wouldn't get the Clown Loaches because they are a shoaling fish so two isn't ideal and they will also grow too large for your aquarium.

A good substrate is ADA Aqua Soil. I would go for at least 1.5WPG. You could also dose Seachem Flourish Excel and Tropica Plant Nutrition to increase plant health.

I'll be sixteen next month. It's nice to see all these teenagers on the forums! :D

I wouldn't get the Clown Loaches because three isn't a large enough shoal and they will grow too large for your aquarium.

You have a waterfall? Cool.

Have you thought about increasing the shoal? It might give them a little more confidence.

You might like to research some of the following, they are considered easy to care for. Anubias barteri var. nana Bacopa australis Hygrophila polysperma