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A pair of apistogramma or ram may be doable, I think the angelfish will grow quite big for your tanksize, don’t know if that’ll work in the future. the panda Garra likes a cooler temperature and more water flow than the others, don’t know about this combination either. but a pair of...

I will keep an eye on him

I think that firemouth, rainbow cichlid, electric blue acara, convict, jewel cichlid, hrp, sajica, would all fit in a 180 liter tank, but just for breeding purposes, so you can’t put anything else with it, besides maybe a bristlenose. @evanb i think the biggest cichlids suitable for this size...

Picked up two males and one female new cichlids for the tank. They’re quite small for now only about 1,5inch. The cat shows no interest in the 130 gallon, but he does in the 32 gallon

they are pretty indeed, and they've bred for me. but the other fish in my tank actually don't benefit from a cooling period. so I'm still not sure. for now they seem to be doing fine, and maybe I'll try and put some in a small pond in the summer.

The endlers have really pretty colors some of the female cory cats are getting more plump, I hope they will breed someday, they are about 4 months old now.

The barbs are really pretty, but I’m still not sure if I’ll keep them

Hahaha aren’t we all thinking it’s an alien?

A picture of my male albino bristlenose and a curious fire mouth, the male albino bristlenose is now in my 32 gallon tank together with a longfin albino bristlenose with a debatable gender.

My local lfs actually doesn’t sell a lot of plecs so it’s hard to see the prices, in other places in Holland I found (on the internet) H. furunculus for about 30 dollar, the l340 I cannot find

ahh that would be great! what makes you think that?

Ahh the big thing with hypancistrus and peckoltia species is still the price, I still have a small bit of hope I have a longfin bristlenose albino female, the longfin ones seem to have a bigger marked and it’s worth a try. hypancistrus furunculus is also a very pretty species!

I think it would be a cool project to try and breed a type of pleco in my 32 gallon tank. what type of pleco breeds relatively easy? and is suitable for this size tank. I've thought about: - bristlenose pleco (Ancistrus cf. cirrhosus) (albino, longfin included) but the young are hard to "get...

I think I will put them with the other 2 male bristlenose in my 130 gallon, they've been in that tank and that works pretty good. try and find another pleco to breed in this tank

hmm if it is a male that's a shame, I will keep an eye on agression, they get along fine now.

I added my male albino and hope to pair up and breed them, the he/she fish is over a year and a half old, but wasn’t cared for that proper (it’s a rescue for me) so it is about adult. they are in my 32 gallon tank which is set up as a community breeding tank.

The tank cleared up nicely, this is my setup now, still in search for some foreground plants and the filter

I have this longfin albino bristlenose, he/she has small tentacles but I thought I heard females can have smaller tentacles as well. Does anyone know the gender of this fish? the fish is about 3 inches in size (head to start of the tail)

I currently have a group of Corydoras paleatus at my parents house we have a group of corydoras elegans, and 2 elderly corydoras aeneus In the past I’ve kept: Corydoras aeneus Corydoras paleatus Corydoras concolor Corydoras elegans Corydoras schwartzi Corydoras venezualanus Corydoras panda...

130 gallon tank 4 firemouth cichlids 2 Bolivian ram cichlids 10-15 yo-yo loaches 3 bristlenose 10-20 ruby red barb 1 polli white syno used to also house 2 rainbow cichlids

platies are a group fish that do feel better in small groups, maybe the pet shop can order them for you? if you don't want them to breed, just get some more that are the same gender as the one you have now (the males have a gonopodium, the females don't). a tetra is a shoaling fish that need...

wow that looks so much more spacious

Had a small project, I grabbed these suction cups and plastic plant pots you get when you buy a new plant. I than glued the suction cup to the back of the plant pot. I then planted some Brazilian pennyworth (hydrocotyle leucocephala) in between some larger pebbles. And pressed the cups to the...