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....don't forget to cycle after that before you add fish :lol:

I have a friend that owns a nice oscar that is 12" he's wonderful (I reckon he's a he but anyway...) he keeps this fella in a 45g. I told him many people believe that the minimum is 70g. My question is will he be alright in that 45g? he is healthy and about 5 years old....or do you think that he...

yeah i have....i've heard of that. But i have yet faced any visual problems....my angels all grow to their height and do not appear to stunt....but yeah :D I'll probably just leave the tank..... I reckon its stocked fine...I just wouldn't mind a few little bottom dwelling cories though...they...

:lol: Hear Hear Hear :lol:

You wont see the stunting either....as what will happen is there body will not grow....and as they grow fast there organs and other internals will continue to grow....now you should work out what happens then :crazy: very very painful might i add....think about it

May i add...i'm very proud of this tank....as its been up for nearly 7mnths and nothing has died....including two neons that are reaching 2 years of age :lol: I have another 4ft with 5 discus and a few 10g's and 20'gs scatterred around with little babbies and other varieties ;)

of course the tank is cycled :D...I'm just saying that the filter is nice and big and shouldn't have a problem with the excess fish waste... I was thinking of adding a few cories to the tank....btw the bnoses are 1male :2 female so there shouldn't be toooo much quaralling ;) and with ottos...

Hey all I was just wondering whether for a 45g tank, 4ft long is able to accomadate more fish (territorily wise as I have a filter that is suitable for a 500L aquarium so theres no problem in that ;) ). I have.... 2 angels 3 apistiogramma (cockatoo) (1 male; 2 females) 6 red eyed tetras 6...