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I too am curious about the results. I know people feed duckweed to their ducks and chickens, i assume maybe swans and wild ducks would love it? They never appreciate the frozen peas or other greenery i bring them. Tbh i have no idea what my bamboo shrimp eats. I have two shrimp for over two...

Here is one of my three under 16 gallon tanks that I have, but one that looks the coolest now What's in it: Tank- 56 cm x 25 cm x 36 cm substrate - pool filtration sand Filter- sponge filter with very much limited flow Tank has no heater, no fertilizers, nothing extra going on in there Plants...

I just read an article about feeding grindal affects the quality of the grindal that you feed to your fish. I do not want to start a grindal culture, I dont think I am there yet, but the question comes, how to increase the quality of my own micro worms/walter worms cultures. I usually feed them...

Overall info lately is: 1. bettas cant be with anything, while you will read hundreds of stories of peaceful bettas in community settings, you will read thousands more of bettas eating snail antenae, hunting shrimp, killing fish. Plus bettas are voracious eaters, and stone catfish is a shy...

Ambitious stocking, all wild caught except the panda corydoras I assume I wish you best of luck!

Some more pictures of the killifish. They are so lovely. Fry with a female, growing nicely

Well for me this is for now a theory I am testing by a practical example. I have a 360 liters and four bolivian rams and two pearl gouramis (two weeks in). My tank is 60 cm high and for now, both gouramis are hanging on the top, very very top, sometimes in the middle for few moments but not...

I took some pictures, but still. Not sharp enough. At least they are cute :)

Or if you were willing to redo the substrate, maybe get rid of the wood or adjust it to thinner branches and do a massive leaf litter, you could do a trio of hara jerdoni along with the chilli rasboras. You would have to feed live microworms/bbs/frozen small food and keep an eye on water...

With the hardscape you have, you are looking at barely 25liters. All shoaling fish that do best in groups of 10+, ideally 15+, do best in longer tanks, even shallow ones, cubes are useless. So you should not keep anything that likes to have super large numbers (like CPD, everyone who has kept...

Sometimes, small tanks are only good for one of two things, and that is a single betta, or a group of micro rasboras. I would say only one of the microrasboras species is suited for a small tank with low footprint, as most other fish simply need a larger footprint. You may have some luck with...

Frankly no idea. I have a lid and basically full surface of plants, so I have never observed any jumping, but they are alone in the tank, noone is chasing them except each other, and that happens under water. I doubt they would do well with any fish if you intend to breed, they are also slow...

I saw two, roughly the same size so I think it is safe to assume they are from the same batch, no idea if there are more. I assume they are about two months old Does anyone know at which point do these juveniles stop eating newly hatched fry and leave them alone? Just so I have an idea The...

What are the dimensions of this tank ?

I would vote for a trio of honey gourami (the dwarf one are just too unpredictable), keeping the rasboras in a decent sized group as you have and only adding something to the bottom. If you go gourami, you cant go cichlid. Bolivian rams while peaceful still can be unpredictable and with the size...

I would be a bit worried about putting just male guppies since without females, they will harass any other fish you have there ( like the rasboras) and it may annoy them to no end. Some of the rasboras are nippy if annoyed, which wont go well with the tails. What fish are you looking for, is it...

After quarantine my pearl gouramis are in the tank. I still hope the other one is a female, not a concealed male, and they are for now working very nicely in the tank. Always in contact, always around each other. Hope it stays that way

In my case I guess I feed too much or produce too much algae for them (on purpose) but I have tank full of algae, especially on the glass, I have several panda garra and not that much of a difference on the algae levels :)) I even need to scrub the glass myself ! They are lovely fish, but I...

I have pool filtration sand, but a sponge filter with a mild flow, so not sure how the substrate will look. The tank was mostly empty or fry so I didnt bother too much with gravel vac, and maybe I wont have to going forward, but I need to adjust the feeding and see the debris stuck in the plants...

Thank you, and the rest too, this helps me put it into perspective. I do hope they will breed in a species only tank, so it makes sense not to overdo it on the numbers right away. I read they reach maturity around year one or so, given they are not a short lived fish, so I have plenty of time...

Found some pictures, the gouramis are there for quarantine purpose

Tank Size: 39 gallon Tank Age: 1 year Water Changes: 30% every week Lighting: Sinkor LED 60cm 20W with a timer Heater: none Filtration: JKA-IP 200 and an Airstone with some cheap chinese airpump with 1,5 l/min Substrate: Mix of sand and small gravel with some larger pebble deocrations top...