Search results

I currently have 1 male Black Phantom Tetra, 1 Swordtail Guppy, 1 baby Molly, 1 3" Bristlenose Pleco, and 2 snails. I want a Dwarf Honey Gourami and/or a Dwarf Sunset Gourami. I was also on the fence about maybe replacing the pleco with a couple of hillsteam loaches, along with adding a couple...

That is the thing, I am SUPER indecisive so I don't know, I have always liked schooling fish and goldfish so I never know which one to get.

I am aware of this I have another thread about the goldfish in this tank topic, I was just wondering what would suit this tank better: 3 Fancy Goldfish or The stocking list I have created in this thread.

Now I have a question that needs to be as unbiased as possible, but for this size tank do you guys think I should keep goldfish (I have found myself attracted to fancy goldfish lately) or keep some tropical schooling fish in a planted tank

Now I have a question that needs to be as unbiased as possible, but for this size tank do you guys think I should keep goldfish or keep some tropical schooling fish in a planted tank

I was going to get hillstream loaches for the half.

Ok, how many? I have herad that they get quite a bit larger than the other fancy type goldfish.

What about Orandas?

I agree with this

Ok, how many goldfish do you think that I could have in a 46 gallon tank. Exact dimension are 36"wide 12" long 20" tall.

I have a 46 gal tank, and I was wondering what breed of goldfish and how many I could keep in this tank.

Do you guys have any recommendations for an algae eater that will be able to say outside year round and still be small enough for my 45 gallon pond? I have also made my rough stocking list that might change. 10 Mosquito fish, and about 20 or so minnows of some sort.

I have built a small 45 gallon pond in ABQ, NM. For those that are not familiar with New Mexico weather, it gets to about the 90s in the summer and cold enough at night to freeze water over in the winter. The pond has a 18"diameter and 18"depth in one area and in the other it is about 32" long...

Ok, so do you think that I could introduce the Pleco along with the Corys?

Can I have the Snails and Pleco in the tank for this part? Ok I think I have established a plan: 1) Find a mate for my Ram, if not oh well she is still beautiful 2) Introduce the Corydoras to monitor the Ram's behavior around other fish 3) Add the Rainbow about a week later 4) wait a month...

I currently have what I believe to be a female Bolivian Ram. Are you saying that I should not just go out and get a male because they might kill each other? I would also like to know if my tank is currently understocked and if so how many more fish I might be able to add, my LFS sometimes has...

I would also like to say that the current list I have now is supposed to be understocked, so then if I see something at my LFS that I know for a fact is compatible with my fish I can get some.

Ok, do you think that the 6 nertites along with the pleco are enough to keep up with the algae or should I get more snails, or what should I do?

I think I have setled on this stocking Please tell me if it is understocked, overstocked, or just right. 6 Longfin Peppered Corydoras 12 Gertrude’s Spotted Blue Eye Rainbowfish 1 Pair of Rams 1 Bristlenose Pleco 6 Nerite Snails 20 Black Diamond Shrimp

Yeah I think I am probably going to go with a different tetra, or other schooling fish. I am trying to go with the whole inch per gallon type rule, so...

I was just wondering if it would be better to have 12 Pygmy Corydoras or have 6 of the False Julii Corydoras. Like if they will do the same things as each other.

The reason why I added the danios any way is because since my tank is a tall tank, I needed something to swim in the top water Colum.

Yeah I originally had 14 listed, but that took a big chunk out of my budget as they are 10$ each on Liveaquaria.

I will only have Java Fern Anubias and Java moss in the tank But that is a prime example of why I said that the list might get changed. I am on the ropes of Silvertip Tetras or Emperor Tetras over the Congo Tetras. I have also been looking for fish that would fit the whole rocky cliff with...

Here is the current stocking list I have come up with. This is subject to change. 6 False Julii Corydoras 6 Leopard Longfin Danios 8 Congo Tetras

I have some Khuli Loaches that I don't see often, and I can never seem to find hillstream loaches and shipping is to expensive for most online fish stores. I would assume the a pair of Killifish would compete with the rams, and the Halfbeak is to big, and I am really looking for a schooling fish...

Because of the pair of Rams, I don't think the rainbows would be best. The Red Tails have defiantly entered my list. The Scissortail is to big in my opinion.

I have never kept rasboras so it will be new for me same with rainbow fish, but I think I probably will chose a fish with contrasting colors to the other fish and the scape. The scape as I said before is a cliff so it will be brown/tan rock with some space plants, and natural colored sand. I...

I have 6 hatchet fish I am keeping for the top of the tank, and I don't want the loaches to compete with my Cory Cats.

Anyone have any recommendations for a schooling fish that people do not see very often?

I know I wanted just 1 schooling fish, but I wanted something that people don't normally see in a tank

I currently have 7 Black neon and 7 neons, and I find that the Neons school together better, but I really want to have a cheap uncommon schooling fish, like the Bloodfin or Silvertip.

Ok Thank You, do you have any advice for what type of schooling fish I should keep with them?

I have about 7.0-8.0 depending. I have had the Pleco and Bolivian ram female for a while, I just need to get a male and hope for the best.

I have a 46 gal Bowfront tank, I was going to make a sort of cliff scape. It will have Anubias, Java Fern, and Java Moss. In trems of fish I was going to have 6 Cory Cats, 1 Bristlenose Pleco, a pair of Bolivian Rams, some sort of schooling fish, and a Dwarf Gourami if I have the space.

It looks a lot better without the camera This is my 5 gallon planted tank. There are currently no Fish in the tank. The plants are Java Fern, Anubius Nana, a Sword, an unknown stem plant, and White Ribbon. I give it a dose of Flourish Excel everyday.

This is my Dwarf Gourami. He is currently in a 5 gal tank, and he will get an upgrade into a 46 gal tank. He gets feed twice a day. His tank mate is a snail. He is around 1 year old.

Ok, I forgot to tell you that I plan on giving the dwarf to my LFS with the group of bachelors.