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Here are the new 4. I have one already, so 5 in the 90 gallon tank. I don't have any expectations for at least 6 months, as that are all about an inch shorter than my full grown guy.

Well, I picked up a group of them today. They are going into a preprepared tank that has been running over 6 months. I am moving the previous inhabitants out right now. I will post pics soon.

This will record my journey in (hopefully) breeding green phantom plecos, L200.

The Denison are going for almost $20 each around here. I want to get my green phantom breeding group set up before I run out of money, lol. They are absolutely wonderful to watch, though.

I was hoping so. The rainbows aren't aggressive and the barbs don't seem to be too nippy from what I have read about them.

Also sometimes called snakeskin barbs. They are 80% of the time listed as Rhombo Barbs around where I live. https://www.seriouslyfish.com/species/desmopuntius-rhomboocellatus/

More like the distributors and breeders. Petco orders off of a catalog, just like many fish stores.

Are these two species compatible? I saw the Rhombos at my LFS, and really like the look of them. I now have 2 Rainbow Cichlids in my 90 gallon, and would like a medium sized shoaling fish with them. I had to get rid of my orange chromides in the tank as the chromides were picking on the...

The salt would not be good for the rest of the fish in the tank, as they are not suited for brackish conditions.

I like the sound of Penny and Wink together, just my 2 cents.

I would look for plants listed as tissue cultures. They are a LOT more likely to be pest free. I like BucePlants a lot.

You need to be performing large daily water changes, and change a large percentage of water whenever ANY ammonia is recorded on a test. Ammonia kills fish. Adding bottles bacteria can help the cycle move along faster. Using your old filter and filter media helps the most.

As Byron said, I would go with 9-13. Mine all stay pretty tight together, and they tend to move as a group.

I really like ember tetras for this size tank. A lot of people might consider them a bit boring or beginnerish but they look very nice once they color up.

Welcome to the forum, and welcome back to fishkeeping! And yeah, the "setup" packages are almost never well done, my first tank was one of those and the filter gave out before it was even cycled and the heater was way underpowered for the tank size. My 55 gallon tank is my favorite, even over...

They look exactly like the eggs my pepper corydoras lay.

I would appreciate it if you didn't post on my old threads, especially spamming them as you are. Like, there is literally a review section of the forum. Use it.

So, the hoses are coming out the back of the tank (looks like they were chopped off) look like maybe an inch diameter. I will have to take pics when I get home. I wouldn't mind a HOB, or I can make a tub or spare 10 gallon into a sump, but the only place to put a HOB would be to hang it on the...

You may have problems with any dwarf frogs getting enough food. From what I have seen with mine, they have poor eyesight and seem to hunt for food by smell. Voracious eaters like Molly and guppy fish may out compete the frogs for food.

So, I recently purchased a 90bgallon acrylic tank, that was originally used as a saltwater tank. It did not come with a sump/filter, but has the fitting for it(I believe). What do I need to get this tank going (freshwater) other than a good cleaning.

A complete impulse buy on my part for the tank. My great grandma had a tank (probably a 55) when I was a kid, and I remember my brothers fair goldfish, and other odds and ends fish, living in it for about 10 years before she had to move. So I saw a 15 column tank on sale at Petco ($150...

Did you do fresh or brackish water? I know some aquaria raised can do fresh water, but mine are in brackish (the shop kept them in brackish).

Welcome to the forum!

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One of my Halloween Vampire Crabs (Geosesarma bicolor). This one is named Vlad. I have three and they are housed in a 10 gallon with 60% land and 40% water. I have had them a couple months, and Vlad molted about a month ago. I really fell in love with these guys when I saw them at Fishtoberfest...

You could also increase the numbers in your existing shoals. I agree with the gourami, Pearl and Honey gourami are both peaceful species.

I love that! Maybe a way to get my otos to eat more.

Pearl Danio https://www.seriouslyfish.com/species/brachydanio-albolineata/ Celestial Pearl Danio https://www.seriouslyfish.com/species/celestichthys-margaritatus/

No, Celestial Pearls Danio, aka Galaxy Rasbora, are NOT the same as Pearl Danio.

Mine loved the little florets on top of the broccoli (they we're gone in less than an hour), but only are the stems after the water softened it. They are the stems amore readily after blanching, at least as far as my BN Plecos went.

It is horror stories like this that keep me as more of a passive viewer on facebook. Sorry someone got one up their nose because you were actually helpful.