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I've had no problems with female bettas and guppies. A male with guppies may work but it's riskier.

The specimens we find for sale in shops are almost always wild caught and are very skittish. Probably not going to happen. ;)

Albino cories do the up and down the sides of the tanks thing, as do some others, but not swim into rocks and walls. My albino rainbow shark is blind. It very well may be.

Kuhli loaches will work if you have sandy substrate or small smooth stones. Panda cories as well. If it's a 20L you could do larger cories like julii.

Yup, they are mostly a wood eater. Mine does love blanched zucchini though. Keep offering it and it will probably eventually start to see it as food. :ssmile:

I've had no problems with my male apisto and my male ram. Bolivian rams are hardier and ship better.

If there are other bottom dwellers in the tank, I would get just one, or two of the same sex.

I wouldn't risk it. First of all ADF's are nearly blind, so they are easily outcompeted for food by the betta. If you do combine them with fish you need to target feed, dropping the frog...

No. The crayfish requires freshwater and the red claw crab requires brackish water.

There's no need to wait on cleaning the tank. Continue with your maintenance as you normally would, just don't remove his molt. Fiddlers need clean brackish water. Does he have access to air?

:hmm3grin2orange: They can store sperm for quite sometime. Often there is lots of mating before any eggs are laid.

Nope. They do just fine in my unheated tanks.

They don't really eat algae, so you might be disapointed in that regard, but they are tons of fun to watch. They do need quite a bit to eat. Unfortunately before I realized this I had some starve to...

Not if they are apple/mystery snails or ramshorns, but I've never seen pond snails, bladder snails, MTS, rabbit snails, or nerites do this.

Red claw crabs are almost always wild caught, and they are semi aquatic crabs from brackish mongrove swamps. They absolutely must be able to dry themselves out or they will be miserable and in...

Definitely normal. After her next molt she will most likely come out with atleast a mini pincer on that side, and will eventually be back to normal. :ssmile:

Pretty old thread, I know, but I did want to add here that ADF's need much more to eat than that. I feed my breeding colony almost everyday, rotating between HBH frog & tadpole bites (4-5 pellets per...

Hello..I'm curious how the killies are doing now? I breed the australe and other killies and I've never seen anything like this...very strange. If you had forgot dechlor I would expect flashing but...