mrspnut
New Member
I bought a second hand Fluval Roma 90 tank along with all the filter, heater and decorations recently and have begun a fishless cycle using ammonia and testing with an API freshwater master kit (can you tell how long I've spent reading this forum before starting)
I'm now beginning to think about what fish to get, and went to visit my LFS for some advice. After lots of questions on both sides, I have been recommended a few different fish and thought I'd get some more opinions on here.
The fish I have been recommended are cherry barbs, harlequin rasboras, tetras (we did talk about the hardiness of the different types) possibly albino neon tetras or one of the other hardier breeds.
He also suggested a small breed of plec (one that is 4" full grown) or some shrimps for the bottom - because I have gravel not sand there were a few fish he would have suggested but that wouldn't be suited.
What I'd like from my tank is something that is relaxing to watch. I like shoaling fish and movement is my main aim so could people offer any advice or opinions on what has already been suggested.
PS we live in a slightly hard water area, and tap water Ph is 7.2
Thanks
I'm now beginning to think about what fish to get, and went to visit my LFS for some advice. After lots of questions on both sides, I have been recommended a few different fish and thought I'd get some more opinions on here.
The fish I have been recommended are cherry barbs, harlequin rasboras, tetras (we did talk about the hardiness of the different types) possibly albino neon tetras or one of the other hardier breeds.
He also suggested a small breed of plec (one that is 4" full grown) or some shrimps for the bottom - because I have gravel not sand there were a few fish he would have suggested but that wouldn't be suited.
What I'd like from my tank is something that is relaxing to watch. I like shoaling fish and movement is my main aim so could people offer any advice or opinions on what has already been suggested.
PS we live in a slightly hard water area, and tap water Ph is 7.2
Thanks