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I was thinking a red shoulder severum?

Hey guys I want some advice on some stocking ideas for a 3x2x2 tank. It’s around 85 gallons but only 3ft long I was thinking maybe some cichlids but not sure as it only 3 foot what are some of your guys ideas?

I am wondering if a lake Tanganyika community would be ok in a 3ft tank that tank dimensions are 3x2x2 which I think is around 85-90 gallons. I want to house a trio of calvus 1 male 2 females, as well as 8 sardine cichlids. I was wondering if this would be suitable and what other fish I could add?

It is a good tank, I have one I would definitely recommend upgrading the filter as I think it comes with a hang on filter that is only capable of up to 100L for me I upgraded to the Seachem Tidal 75 which is more suitable. It also depends on what fish you are thinking of housing, as smaller fish...

It’s a 35 gallon 130L 3ft tank that currently has a Kribensis pair, 7 Venezuelan Cory’s, 10 diamond tetra and 1 angelfish. While the kribs breed I do not see any aggression towards the angelfish and the angel fish is not aggressive with any other fish the kribs do chase the Cory’s and tetra but...

How many Cyprichromis would be suitable.

I was thinking of putting a trio of black calvus, 1 male 2 females in a 3ft 35 gallon tank I know my ph is ok for these fish and I am able to increase if needed. I was wondering if this would be ok and if I would be able to add other fish to this tank?

Ok thanks for the info guys I have decided to go for a much smaller stocking of a group of endlers.

Ok thanks. Do you know any Australian brands the only one I can’t seem to find any I am able to get API General Cure if that would work?

Thanks for the help I also went to my LFS and they also recommended euthanasia. They said that it’s possible it might be worms and to monitor for other signs as that is the first thing I have noticed. I have ordered some medication and will start treating when it gets here. Would this medication...

I was wondering if I would be able to keep a chocolate gourami in a 10 gallon and if so how many?

Yeah I think the fish has lost the ability to swim some how as In the quarantine tank he is lying against a rock breathing but not swimming.

He seems to of gotten alot worse im not quite sure what I should do he is basically not swimming at all and swims up then falls down. The fish does not have any curved spine or anything im just not sure I think it might be swim bladder disease. I have now moved the fish to my quarantine tank so...

Ok will do

I do 15% twice a week and did one yesterday. The murkiness is on the glass It’s some algae I have to get off. I am able to do a 50% today if that would be ok I just don’t wanna change the parameters too much.

Hi so I have noticed that this morning a single tetra out of 11 seems to be swimming vertically in short bursts. I checked my parameters and everything seemed normal Ammonia 0, Nitrite 0 and nitrates a 20 ppm. I think it has something to do with his swim bladder but not sure. He also will not...

Hi I am wondering if you where looking at a male or female betta ?

Ok thanks I think I might keep him in the for now and if I see anything unusual I will always be able to setup a quarantine tank.

My ph is 6.5 Ammonia 0 Nitrite 0 Nitrate 20 ppm

Would a the dwarf gourami be ok in a 10 gallon I have one that I’m thinking of setting up.

I have a 35 gallon 3 ft long tank at the moment I have a - 2 x Kribensis (Pair) - 7 x Venezualean Cory - 11 x Diamond Tetra - 1 x Dwarf Gourami - 3 x Mystery Snails I Know that the Kribensis can get aggresive duing breeding and I have a spare tank that I move them into duing breeding.

Would endlers be ok with bumblebee gobies. It’s a 10 gallon tank

Whats the minimum tank size for them?

I am getting a new 45L 50cm long, 25 cm wide and 35 cm tall tank this weekend. I want to go for a tank with some bumblebee gobies the specific species is brachygobius xanthomelas which is a completely freshwater species. I also want to add a breeding pair of endler's Just want to know how many...

I’m guessing there going to get eaten as I have them in a tank with 11 diamond tetras.

I’ve talked with the store and the species is Brachygobius xanthomelas which is a type of bumblebee goby that does not live in any brackish water and where they come from is not connected to any ocean due to this I think I should be ok with keeping them in freshwater as they are the only “true...

All it took was a bit of waiting there fine now and I have a tank at my friends for the fish and if he is not available at the time the local shop said they would take them back.

The shop has kept them in freshwater only never brackish water due I keep them in freshwater or change them to brackish

Ok thank you will update soon would a 20inch long, 10 inch wide and 13.5 inch tall be suitable.

What tank size would you recommend

Recently my local aquarium got some Brachygobius xanthomelas they are really small at the moment and I think they would go good in a desk tank of course I will ask the shop how they keep them and what’s best but I also want you guys opinion on them.

My water is generally hard. Due to me being in Australia it makes it basically impossible for me to get turkana jewels as much as I would love too.

I am thinking of getting a 55 gallon tank and am thinking about rather a pair of jewels or a Central American tank. I really want to include Some Convict cichlids what would be a suitable stocking for this.

Yeah ok I am happy to just have a pair in the tank as they look so good.

Hi I am thinking of getting a jewel pair tank. I am just wondering if a pair of lionhead cichlids would survive the jewels aggression. The tank is 4ft and 55 gallon/210 liters. If they lionhead pair would not survive its ok as the jewels are what I am really looking forward to but the...

I also think I will keep them as an individual pair in the tank as Was it Anomalochromis thomasi also known as the African Butterfly Cichlid they look similar and its known to be far less aggresive.

I have contacted the store and they have said they are H lifallili but I believe that they are really in-fact the same R guttatus that you have. The reason I don’t believe they are lifallili is that they are never seen in the aquarium trade. If I decide to get them in the next couple months I...