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Hi everyone, I have 11 red-eye tetras in my tank and I noticed that they sometimes nibble at the moss thats growing in there. I feed them spinach leaves and lettuce every so often which they love. Im planning to add some dwarf hairgrass to the tank, Will it be okay? has anyone had experience...

they could be mites or parasites

I wouldn't add meds, just keep doing weekly water changes to reduce the amount of nutrients the algae has to grow. If you have a local petco or petsmart they should usually have some otos. I found them at petsmart after some searching tucked away in a corner tank, they have been great so far...

I bought a java fern that I saw buried in the gravel at my lfs (don't ask why im so empathetic towards plants lol), I took it home and attached it to some driftwood. The plant isn't in the best shape and a few of the leaves have cuts/holes on them. The holes seem to have some clear kind of...

the anal fin could have possibly been nipped or bitten off by the "bully", for decorations try adding real river stones and drift/bog wood. a natural environment with hiding places helps the fish feel secure and reduces stress and as a plus is nice too look at. Also as fluttermoth stated real...

wow thanks for all the suggestions guys, I have alot to consider. as of right now Im thinking 20 cardinals, 20 lemons, and 5 otos seeing as my budget is very tight. it might be a little empty to look at but it's a start. one final question, do lemon tetras eat plants?

it's 125 gallons, how many tetras could I have if i had equal numbers of two species?

thank you, The aquarium is well established so the otos should fair okay.

Hi everyone, this is my first post in this forum. I've grown tried of seeing my cichlids fight and am opting for a more peaceful aquarium to enjoy. I need suggestions on what types of tetras to get for my 125g aquarium. I plan on getting either cardinal or neon tetras but I need another school...