My 20 Gal Community

[gillgirl]

:::: If you look on the biggest plant you can see ghost shrimp they are kinda hard to make out though ::::
:: on the plant in the front left a little african dwarf frog is hiding ::::

 

[fishboy619]

the tank its self looks alright, but im concerned about the stocking. would it be possable to give us a list of all the fish you have in there.i would maybe add a few more plants tho, preferabily live.
that sucking loach you have will also get too big and become aggressive later in its life. they are also knowns as algea eaters, or CAE.how many glass catfish do you have, they like to be in large shaols and become depressed and die in smaller numbers. they require quite a bit of room too and like to have a well planted area and a open area.

 

[paul_219]

Nice tank. Yeah u really stocked. Need some changes i agree with fishboy619.

 

[kewskills]

Tank looks good

 

[*Fishkies*]

Nice tank!!

What types of fish all do you have in there? Seems like you have lots of variety? Nice Job!!

 

[gillgirl]

sorry i didn't list inhabitants. The info is stated in my profile, i didn't want to rewrite it. 20 gal: 9 ghost shrimp, 3 african dwarf frogs, 4 cherry barbs, 4 dwarf goramis powder blue and red, 3 blue mystery snails, 3 yellow snails, 2 tetras, 2 ghost cats, 2 fancy male guppies, and 2 algea eaters

 

[PRW1988]

The tank stock seems fine, so long as there's enough filtration in the tank, I like the tank, but I'd recommend getting rid of the Algea eaters... you have the snails they'll do for now... but the Algea eaters get agressive when larger...

 

[Biulu]

I like the tank, but maybe you could fill it a bit more, so it doesn't look like you can see through. I would add some plants or hiding places for the dwarf gouramis so they can really lay out their territory. I agree about the algae eaters, try to bring them back to your lfs, and maybe exchange them for some more tetras, as these like to be in shoals of 6 or more.