Pics of my 15g n 5g Inmates. Help With Renewing !!!

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D3V1Ls

Sabaku Kyu - Desert Coffin
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Common pleco, will et up to 20".

There is no way a dwarf gourami and mollie can eat a rosie red, unless the gar shreds it and they eat the leftovers.
 
Dwarf Puffers said:
Common pleco, will et up to 20".

There is no way a dwarf gourami and mollie can eat a rosie red, unless the gar shreds it and they eat the leftovers.
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umm by rosie reds i meant the brand name of the fish food they eat. red pebbles like.
 
If I contribute my part, would you be willing to follow all suggestions provided by our fellow members?

Here is my opinion.
Gar-Strongly recommended to be removed.

Senegal bichir-A 15 gallons is okay as grow-up tank but be sure to upgrade once he reaches six inches.

Peacock spiny eel-Strongly recommended to be removed. Have you tried bloodworms and other meaty stuff? You must move him in a 40 gallons tank minimum.

Turtles-Strongly recommended to be removed. Do they have basking area in their 5 gallons? Sorry but they should be removed as well or better yet, place in a pond with basking area and barricaded to prevent them from escaping.

Molly and Dwarf Gourami-They will be fine in a 15 gallons but should be isolated from the bichir, gar and eel.

Blue zebra-Strongly recommended for removal. They are not generally good community fish.

Crayfish-Strongly recommended to be removed. Incompatible with fish. Either your large fish eat him or the crayfish ambush and attack all your fish.

Common Pleco-Strongly recommended for removal. 100 gallons minimum.

General lesson learned:
Research further before you buy. If you cannot keep the fish for a long time, get rid of it and stick to the ones that can be accommodated by your budget and tank space.
 
thanx buddy ill follow ur instructions.
 
ok so how abt i get the gar , sen n eel out. then add to the 15 g

a school of tetras
4 corys
4 dwarf gouramis??
 
That still might be a little overstocked... Go with only 2 dwarf gouramis, and a smaller species of cory and it would definately work.
 
If you have room and funds I'd just get another tank ASAP and move some of your critters over, even if temp. They are severally overcrowded. A twenty or thirty gal would help with the current situation and allow you to have more fish without overcrowding.
But do focus on re- homing the current batch before getting new fish.
Maybe you can sell some of them via adoption fee on craigslist and use the funds towards a larger tank.

You'll have trouble keeping a group of dwarf gouramis because they are related to bettas and males fight. Most dwarf gouramis are males because that's all petshops sell.
 
i have two dwarves neva seen them fight. btw u guys know ne place i can sell this alligator gar , sen , eel , lobster n maybe the turtles?.
 
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