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Hi,great to talk aquariums, but I think you should backtrack a bit. Using your local water is great & the idea is to select fish that don't mean that you need alterations to the water that you are going to use for water changes. Simplicity is the secret to trouble free fish keeping.

My vote goes to Rummy Nose. Tend to swim in a close group in the lower half. My other Rasbora are Harlequins and Scissortails.The Harlequins scatter all over and the Scissortail may grow a little large for your tank.

There are a lot of variables,such as type and size of your filtration system, frequency, method and amount of your water changes. Having said all that,a rough rule of thumb is 1in of fish per 1gal of water. Hope this helps.

Hi. I keep 3 Silver Sharks in a 300L aquarium. From their introduction they bonded well with my Australian rainbows, which have similar traits. As they have grown I have been aware of their need for more space, so I have steadily reduced the numbers of other fish in the tank . Decorations and...

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Hi, Nice setup. You obviously have a discerning eye. All the hints you have received are Good advice. If you are like me and get lazy with water changes, I advise keeping a close eye on ph levels Plants will absorb some nitrates, but nothing will reduce nitrate has efficiently as regular water...