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If only PETA cared about fish... Well, I have heard about them buying live lobsters from stores just to let them go in the ocean...

I would recommend at least 37 gallons for these. They are pretty energetic.
In my personal opinion, rosy barbs are better for 55-100g communities with fish such as gouramis, rainbowfish, and botia...

The fish I especially think petsmart shouldn't be selling is clown loaches and kissing gouramis. I think they should be selling 100 gallon kits at least so that the workers can recommend them for...

I am at a loss of words. You should really talk to them about it. Here is something I have been wondering about though. The glow barbs and the electric green tetra. They are both regular fish but...

A little more than a month now.

I haven't yet adjusted it, and it is 7.5. I am considering to lower it to 7.0 for my fish's sake. I have decided rosy barb since they get to a considerable size to get along with the loaches(My...

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In my 55g, finding fish has been a huge issue for me, and I want to get over with finding my last fish. My future stocking is 2 pearl gourami, 5 zebra loach, 5 madagascan rainbowfish, 1...

I only have 2 zebra loaches in my 55g (48in)so far (will get 5)and they don't school nor harass each other. They both eat but one grows more. I would recommend having your loaches in at least a 48...

I could see Congo tetras going well with these.

Rather than getting plants that grow straight up, get a kind that has good sized leaves and leans to the side a little. You can still have regular plants for the other fish but it helps to get the...

Pigmy cories will work in a 10 gallon, just give them a cave. Embers/neons do ok with a betta, just plant it well. Here is my future 10 gallon stocking:
1 betta
5 pigmy cories
5 ember tetra

I wouldn't worry about it too much, just observe how the others act and if they are keeping to themselves, it was probably just a mere accident on the plecos part. I have plecos in my pond that live...

For the 10, it will be a difficulty to have tank mates for the bettas in a split tank. That would be about 25x25cm of room on each side and while that may be ok for a betta, there's not many fish...

I had these in my 8g nano shrimp, but as I lowered feeding amount, population of these decreased. I'm pretty sure my assassin snail has been eating these also.

If it is stressed a fish is most likely nipping on it. It it is acting normal, it most likely injured itself. Check the driftwood and rock in your tank to see potential ways it could of got hurt.

Ok so I'll be sure to feed less. If I do this and some big water changes, this should stop?

I'm pretty sure ick is when they get white dots and not spots that look damaged. If you look carefully in the front, you can see it. It could be fungus but there are many other fish in the community...

While feeding my 7 by 5 foot 180 gallon tropical pond I noticed a beat up-looking platy acting normal and wondered why happened to it. I know this isn't ick because I've had fish with ick and this...

I would return the Cory if you really don't want it. Your current stock should be fine as long as you do water changes. With a school of Cory's it could work, but it will be a little more work. If...

Some people have opinions but some don't know anything. For example, at fish gallery someone told me that you can have just 3 loaches in a tank, and gave me a legitimate reason when I asked "Aren't...

They aren't very easy to get rid of and even when you do get rid of them, they are going to come back the same way they did before. That is if you don't find a way to prevent them.

Ok thank you. It will probably be better once I get my 2nd pearl gourami and add boesemani rainbowfish because I havent fully stocked it yet. The loaches probably will keep to their own school...

In my pond filter, they appeared without me even feeding bloodworms. They haven't been a problem for me and I have even fed them to my fish. They shouldn't be a problem.

Peacock Gudgeons. These are some beautiful and non-aggressive if given enough space, and 29 is fine. I think Peacock Gudgeons + Threadfin Rainbows would look awesome.

I have a chance to return them on Saturday. There is plenty of other options and I can wait a month or two before getting new bottom feeders. Should I return them?