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I want a little confirmation. I just got it. Does it come right outta the box with filter media?

Get a loach or two, they'll have a snack. These are a nuisance, they multiply very quickly.

I imagine the tannins would be good for 'em.

Check into African Cichlid, they are very coloorful and aggressive. Good for beginners not fussy about water and very hardy. A 55 is a good tank for 'em.

Can I get some Rams? I have a BN Pleco, Angdelfish, Platty, 3 cories, and 2 Kulie Loaches (I plan to increase the cories and Loaches.) It's 24.4 US Gal.

How are they working out for ya? Which one?

I bought this one. My tank is 24.4 so I wanted to be sure it would fit, it's rated up to 30 gallons. Hope it works well for my tank.

Anyone else use one? Does yours work in the fashion you thought it would? Will I see as much improvment as I'm hoping.

I was looking at internal filters to compliment my tank filter. It's 24 US gallons. Are they any good, could anyone recommend one? I was looking at this one.

Good looking fish tank.

Sand would be great.

Yes, shell dwellers are aggressive. The need a bare tank,due to the fact their from lake tanganyika (sp?) so then need sand, shells, and maybe a piece of wood. Check into Rams, gorgeous fish and they arent aggressive, they'd look good in a planted tank.

J/C would a Ram or two get along with an adult angelfish?

I just saw it written that cherry barbs were ok for a 5 gallon tank.

shell dwelling african cichlids maybe some apistogramma cichlid, puffer, shrimps, guppys plattys

A few guppies, endlers, shrimp some shell dwelling african cichlids, molly. I think this is about 10 us Gal.

You have the knowledge from working in pet store, I'd go brackish. A con of a brackish tank is that are (I think) no algae eaters for them so you'll have to do it manually. You can only get a limiter number of fish for it. My link

In the future I'm gonna be moving my tank across my room so I need to remove everything, It's cycled and the plann to have it filled back up in a few hours. I have a healthy ADULt angelfish in there,I've read adults were really harsy, can it take the move?

How big is it? Some cichlids and brackish fish need large tanks.

All I have to do is water changes?

I'm thinking of making my tank heavily planted. Typically I clean it by sticking my siphon in the gravel to suck up the yucky stuff. In a heavily planted tank should I pull up each plant and gravel vac around it or would just vacuuming around the plant be enough? Anyone know any other methods?

I have an angelfish, BN Pleco, a frog, kulie loaches and some little red fish. You can try java moss.

I have an 24 gallon tank, its by JAD. I have had it since July of last year. I have had no problems with it. Its an all in one and I think there is a UK version. Beauitiful tank. I especially like the design. My link Really you should get the biggest tank the space and your budget allows...

Just curius. This clownfish was large, It was one of the biggest Ive ever seen, I could tell it was older fish. It swam to the bottom of its tank, turn its back toward me flip its tail from side to side fast it would churn the sand up like it was burning rubber and then swim off.

My Angelfish. Ive only had fish a few years. This is the first fish Ive had for over a year.

I think gravel is 2 pounds per gallon but what is it for sand?

My current stocking is in my sig.

E.Noses are hard to feed.

In the new to the hobby section on these forums is a lot of info on fishless cycling and other things you should know prior to setting it up. Maybe consider female bettas.

My current stock is in my sig. but it nesds a little editing currently there is just one platy. Could I add a few (3 oe 2) kuhlie loaches?

I have a JAD aquarium and am using the filter it came with, very good filter BTW. It has three stage filtration mechanical (ceramic rings, chemical (bag of activated carbon) and biological. I prolly should never change the biological, but should I change the others. If so, how often?

I was doing a gravel vac on my tank, stuck the tube into the gravel. On my other tanks doing this woul pick up some gravel and then it would fall back to the buttom, this time it didn't happen. Why? Could this be because I don't have as much gravel as I should have (a few pounds less) or thet...

Get rid of the coldwater fish and go tropical.

Peacock Goby is beauitiful.

I just saw on the net that there are atleast a few fish called BBQs. I saw one species at a LFS and it was in FW. I'd like to have a BW tank.

A quick question, There are a few fish sold in stores called BBGs, should both kinds be kept in brackish water?

New tank with no fish in it.

I have a twenty-four gallom tank and was just curious is there any fish as pretty and challenging as discus suitable for my tank?

Angelfish, apistogrammas, ram and keholes. These are new world. Kribensis are the only peaceful africans I know of.

Guppies shouldn't be kept with endlers. I think they will breed.