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So your tank is 34 gallons. The calculator on the right side can help you as well. Your tank will be around 30 gallons when filled up and I think @WhistlingBadger mentioned that in post 6. If you have soft water, adding more corys would be the best to add. You won't need any more tetras, they...

For a book???? That is insane!!! I've never heard of a book sell for that much.

Be careful with the bigger angels though. Sometimes if a young angel strays into a breeding pair of angels' territories, it will be aggressively attacked or in some cases killed. So just be careful with the ones you are putting in. Also can we see some pictures of the babies? I'm interested to...

What are the dimensions of the tank? You can keep a pair of angels in a 38 gallon, but with nothing else in it even corys. That tank would mean it would be a breeding tank for angelfish.

So in our kitchen we have a 30 litre or 7ish gallon tank, and I just wanted to ask if I could have sand in the biorb. I already asked my mum about this a few times but I just wanted to ask on here as well. The substrate in there right now is some quiet big kind of like rocks. Is that what you...

So sorry for your corys, they would've loved it in their new home. Hopefully they send you 6 panda corys for free.

A 10 gallon is a lot better for Marco. As for tankmates (if you want babies) I'd go for 3 females and then maybe some sort of smaller cory such as Corydoras pygmaeus. If you are to go with those, 6 would be a good number. Or you could do a pair of larger cory's such as Corydoras aeneus or...

Are you able to give us a rough estimate on the tank dimensions?

Oh ok I see. I think you could get away with 2 more albino corys. As @jonny-5 said, the danios will eat the baby guppies relatively quickly.

That is such a weird contraption lol. How does it clean the sand out?

I wasn't trying to be harsh about it I was just voicing my opinion :)

I must politely recorrect you on this. Bettas require a 5 gallon tank as a recommended and a tank smaller than 5 gallons usually can't have any fish in it. Since a tank that is smaller than 5 gallons is classed as a nano tank, the only possible tankmates would be shrimp. Also, I have had a...

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Ok so I'm not sure about the clamped fins, she could be stressed, but I picked up that you have a 10 gallon? DO you still have that tank. Also what cory is it? Corys do well in groups of 6 and usually don't do well singly. Also what is the tank dimensions length x width x height and your GH...

How big is the betta you are planning on getting? I think amano shrimp could be a possible option so you could get 2. Amano's will get to 4ish cm, so shouldn't be bothered by the betta. Snails are probably the better option though.

He looks very small, but I think what @Colin_T said above is correct. He's most likely a young juvenile and is only just beginning to show colour. Although having him in the breeder box is also a good thing as he won't be seen as food to your DG.

You can look into adding some floating plnats or maybe a few more hiding places for the babies. It is likely a few will be eaten but that is normal. The fry will probably be very well hidden and won't be seen by the other female. Keep the other female in there with her.

Adding to your post @Ellie Potts, anubias can be grown without being attached, I currently have one that is growing in sand. Every week I dose the tank with some plant stuff which helps the plants grow. Also, you might want to add a heater to the bucket so the water doesn't deteriorate in...

Live plants you could add could anubias, amazon swords, some floating plants like water sprite or amazon frogbit. For substrate I would recommend all the time sand. Sand will benefit your corys. If your substrate is very large pebbles or gravel, then the cory's can damage their barbels and this...

This has been mentioned twice in this thread but GH is one of the most important factors that has to be given so that ideas can be suggested. All you need to do is go to your water company's site and put in your postcode and it should come up as General Hardness.

I have lemon tetras in my 33 and they are doing really well. Rummynose tetras would also be a very good fish to go with.

Ok so here is my tank as of now. Pretty cluttered to be honest and I need to put something in the back right but yeah.

Cardinals get to 4-5cm so won't be eaten. Same with the barbs.

Cardinal tetras is an obvious choice. Along with maybe pentozona/five banded barbs.

wait @Essjay your name has a capital E now. Before you had a lower case. Did you just change it?

Probs more like $2500- $5000 if I'm honest

Cory choices could be Julli, Panda, Emerald, Bronze, Albino Bronze and Pepper Corys. For tetras, I don't think emperors are a good idea as they are active and this can stress slower moving fish such as angles. Rummynose or Head and Tail lights would probably be better.

The first member is called the first TFF member or something along those lines

What angel variety do you like? Also have you decided on all of your tankmates?

My mum has a bubble with her parents and that's the only bubble we have.

I wanna have a go at breeding corys because 1 it's cool and 2 sometimes you can make a bit of money out of them if you have spare juveniles.

All you really need is a heater powerful enough to get it to 76 degrees or so.

I mean at my dads we wear masks on our walks and in the house which sucks but if he gets it again he's got a high risk of being seriously ill or even passing.

Oh so the straw keeps the plants in one area!! Right?

Cool! Where should I put it if I make it?

Couldn't we all. It's the communities fault though in my opinion. I feel like people are like "oh forget this, theres a vaccine we'll be fine"; but what they don't realize is that they are spreading it to people around them. Mankind is so self seclusional sometimes. I would use stronger...

Just do 1 BN pleco as they create a lot of waste. You could try otos but be careful when the angels get big as they might eat them. Although if you add 6-8 of them before the angel they should be fine. Personally, I'd go with otos.

They look a bit like afids to me. Not sure if they are dangerous or not. If you gathered live plants and put them in your tank, these insects could easily have hitched a ride and flew onto your nursery tank.

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