4 foot stocking ideas

[coarb34]

64 us gallon f00t
2 powerheads with sponge and balls in filters one 200 watt heater
current fish stock 2 angels, 3 red zebra danios, 1 pleco, 7 black skirts and 3 neons, and one betta, my betta loves the community tank, when ever i put him in his tank he just looks at me and one red tailed shark
food to feed is tetra min and bloodworms once a week
5 amazon swords and some other fast growing plants
also got one piece of bogwood
most of what i got came from my three foot tank

any ideas about stocking levels, addtions ?
im trying to get at least my tank to pay for the food at least every month, my pwc is 25 % of the tank each week, using a water conditioner as well for adding new water, changing to prime when my current conditioner is finished

[fishmommie]

Without know specifically what your filtration system is it's difficult to advise on stocking. But, assuming you're adequately filtered, I'd up your schools of neons and danios and leave it at that.
What kind of pleco do you have? If it's a common it's going to get huge and you might want to think about rehoming him soon and getting something smaller like a bristlenose.
Also not sure about the red tail shark and how compatible he is with the rest of your stock. you might want to check his profile to make sure it's safe to have him in there.

[Aeonflame]

To do that you will need two pairs of stockings. ...jk

Agree with the above

[coarb34]

two resun filters rated for a four foot standard, with slight modificatoins in the container section, and by all the research i could do on the pleco a sailfin pleco. the neons i will up to at least 15, danios also to ten, the pleco i might rehome to my pond if and when neccesary. thinking of putting some peppered cories in for the bottom. The rts profile says he might be fine, personality determined, which he seems to be ok, as long as nobody invades his home, then his just a little puppy

[coarb34]

some pics of my tankIMG-20130221-00002 - Copy.jpgIMG-20130221-00003 - Copy.jpgIMG-20130221-00004 - Copy.jpgIMG-20130221-00005 - Copy.jpgIMG-20130221-00006 - Copy.jpg

[talldutchie]

Difficult to be sure on the pleco with this shot. The gravel makes anything that digs a no-no.

I'm not sure what you mean by making your tank pay for food, I assume you want to breed something?

As mentioned before, up your schools to reasonable numbers.

[coarb34]

if i can get my angels to breed and raise enough fry to either swop for good quality food. Also a little left for test kits,
in other words a tank that can pay for itself with something extra

[coarb34]

some more pics
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[coarb34]

had a disease outbreak, lost one complete school of 16 neons, all my danios and one of my angels, all i have left is one angel, rts and 6 balck skirts, once completely free ill redo my tank, not looking forward to striping the tank down and redoing all of it especially boiling all the gravel to be on the safe side

[coarb34]

going to soak my fake plants in bleach before i put them away.
is there any way besides to reboil driftwood to get all the disease out of it, it is monpani.
Must i replace my ceramic rings in my one filter to get rid of the disease or can i boil it.
My gravel i know i must boil to be on the safe side