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So is it just floating or do the roots grow out of the substrate?

Thanks everyone will see what I can get

Hello all, Just wanting some suggestions on some easy to grow plants as I am a begginer to planted aquariums. Was thinking maybe pennywort and ambulia. Maybe a floating plant if I can find some in my area for sale.

In newish here too(although was active on here about 3 years ago) and find it an awesome forum with a lot of helpful people hope you find the same!

Very nice fish. Like the king tiger pleco especially.👌:)

But if you don't want to breed them you could remove the males and sell them but it could be possible that the female(s) in with them is already pregnant. But otherwise if you want them to keep breeding do what the others have said.

When mine bred I think I had them about 8 months. But have heard they can breed as young as 6 months(someone else will be able to confirm) when mine bred it was by mistake in the community tank meaning eggs where eaten by other fish or them. What I really recommend is that you breed them in a...

I found if you sliced it as a round rather than length ways it would stay down pretty good so never worried about a fork or anything else

Uncle Sam or Captain America 🤔

Depends on you water parameters. But I think something like a pleco and a few convict cichlids would be better as convicts can stick up for themselves quite well if the oscar decides to pick on them. Whereas keyhole cichlids are a bit more shy and docile and may get bullied by the oscar.

Well done @ukebox and also the others who placed and didnt. :)

Would that be a suitable tank size for BN's to breed along with guppies? And also like a mentioned before I found them very good at uprooting plant. Also want to go down a different path of fish to what I have had before :)

Very nice will have to keep an eye out for that

Thanks Alex appreciate your help

Thanks still trying to relearn how to navigate the website. Also just wondering what plants are good for guppy fry to hide in? Back when I previously has fish they would often get uprooted by bristlenose, would this happen with corydoras? (Water parameters permiting)

Sorry when do you plan on stocking?

Sorry Bettafishgirl just saw your question asking if I was going to have live plants. Yes I am hoping to have plants not sure what sorts yet will have to see what LFS's have.

Nice tank, I agree with Colin it needs some plants most importantly for the fish. Just wondering what species you have in here? Is discus, neon tetras, cories and a pleco?

Thanks GaryE very helpful 😊

Would neon tetra or rummy nose tetra eat the fry of other fish such as guppies or white cloud Mountain minnows

Very nice emeraldking

Thanks

Thanks will do a bit of research about them

At the moment I am short on space and also don't want to go splurging too much money would I be able to make it work if I did go with the tank?

Ok thanks, sorry must have missed it :)

Ok thanks 11 Tanks:)

Just wondering if it would be possible to have a section for members to post videos linked to YouTube related to the fish keeping hobby just saw it on a woodworking forum I am on and thought is a good idea.

You can also get a gravel vac that comes with a small bag where the hose normally goes this bag allows water through but catches waste.

Hello all, I was into fish keeping some years ago and active on this forum before getting out of the hobby as I decided it was getting too expensive and wasting too much time as I had 5 tanks. I am now looking at getting back into the hobby on a smaller scale. I am wondering what fish you...

Can you post a link to your website please?