@everyone I love all the pictures, you guys have some really stunning fish!
on a side note, I may be getting flowerhorn baby for 20$ !!!
on a side note, I may be getting flowerhorn baby for 20$ !!!
Alpen wrote:i now have 3 angels, 3 guppies, and 5 swordtails. i want to eventually add some mystery or nerite snails, not sure yet. i want to also look into getting a bottom dweller......not sure what though
i'm gonna work on rescaping soon since the algae is all gone. i have some river rocks i cleaned a while back i'm excited to use :>
Hime wrote:Alpen wrote:i finally got rid of the brown wispy algae yaaaaaay, thank goodness for flourish excel {:
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i've upped my stock a little bit!
i now have 3 angels, 3 guppies, and 5 swordtails. i want to eventually add some mystery or nerite snails, not sure yet. i want to also look into getting a bottom dweller......not sure what though
i'm gonna work on rescaping soon since the algae is all gone. i have some river rocks i cleaned a while back i'm excited to use :>
Yay, another planted tank. I know people here have them, but they aren't shown that often, so good to see one. Also very jelly of those swords. Corries are always my favorite bottom fish, so those would be my recommendation. Buuut plecos could work as well, especially as your tank looks pretty big.Floofems<3 wrote:Okay so, having converted the 40 gallon aquarium I got off of gumtree into an enclosure for my dwarf hamster Pi, I don't have any fish tanks set up now ): And even though I love her to pieces, I really miss my fish, so I'm thinking on setting up my ten gallon again and convincing my mum to let me keep it in the living room. The only problem is I can't decide between getting some galaxy rasbora, a school of tetra or some sparkling gourami. Does anyone have any experience with these fish? Which do you prefer?
Thanks! c: Also, hope everyone's having a nice summer!
Out of tetras I'd only go with the smallest species as you really need a good size school of them for them to look like something and 10gal puts some limitations when it comes to size/numbers. Personally I've had green neons and they were so darn skittish even in large group, but looked very good when watched from affar and very easy fish over all. Sparkling gouramis I'm personally interested in and find them really pretty. Not the most well known fish I think, so if you can find them I would really give them a shot. ^^ Though some of the smaller gouramis are quite picky about water parameters (soft and acidic) so double check that before getting any.
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My odd trio of fishes:
And bonus of betta's hunting snails-face. He's pretty decent at it too.
I do need to learn to work my camera settings again to catch the proper light and color... But the betta has certainly colored some. Really loving the bright blue rays and those white tips on the pectorals. <3 Dorsal is pretty much all blue, but tail and lower half of his body are definetly red based with blue rays. Head on other hand is pretty dark grey toned, so maybe it'll turn blue? When flaring he really fires up that red pigment though. So who knows...
Guestion about the guppy/endler though. I don't think he's a fancy guppy, but I do wonder if he's actually a guppy-endler hybrid rather than endler. Oppinions?
Naeco wrote: I think he might be a fancy tail guppy that was crossed with a feeder guppy. I have quite a few of those and they have the most unique colors ever but usually have small tails.
Khnum-Khufu wrote:Hiya all!
I was wondering if I got get a little advice from everyone here.
My betta male has fallen ill and I don't really know what he has or what to do about it. He won't eat, has lost a lot of color, barely moves (but he can still move if he wants to, sometimes he goes up for a little breath?), continously hiding and laying on the bottom. I already did a water change in the hopes of getting rid of the problem.
Ive had him for over half a year, he's in a tank with a few fire tetras and some snails if that helps. Theyve always gotten along fine and theres plenty of plants and hiding spaces as well.
Anyone know what could be the problem? Thanks in advance for any input!
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