haw! listen to this when i went to a pet store in thailand once, and in a 5 gallon tank they had 5 juvenile spotted scats 4 juvenile monos 5 juvenile green spotted puffers and a figure 8 puffer. guess what? the tank wasnt even brackish!!! Holy mackerel why would they keep brackish fish in a freshwater tank? i asked them if the scats could live in pH of 7.0 their answer? "yes, they are in a freshwater tank right now".sawickib said:I'd have to agree, with lyraguppi on everything.
If I was your sis I would rehome the WMM they are cold water and need a larger tank and 5+ in the school.
The neons need a 5+ school.
The Cory needs a 5+ school. They also need a 20 gallon long minimum.
The rasboras need a 5+ school.
Are all your livebears one gender? I would rehome these or only keep about two male guppies if you do them with the rasboras.
Now obviously pertaining to all their needs would make your tank over stocked. Do I would suggest rehome get everyone and only keep about 8-10 rasboras and then for the bottom get some snails or shrimp.
I know first hand as well, pet stores are dreadful for information they will tell you what they THINK they know about fish keeping, the fish "experts" only usually know that fish live in water. I've had conversations with many fish store workers and I schooled them on proper husbandry. That's just my two cents on the matterlovely tank but I'm afraid it won't work much longer, even if they look happy surviving isn't thriving. Hope I wasn't too blunt but the fish need a little help here.
BTW my friend who is a beginner fish keeper just recently fell in love with cories. peppered cories are his favorite as well!