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It seems like you have everything under control and all your questions have been answered, but here's something I found that may help guide you through treatment: http://www.ultimatebettas.com/index.php?showtopic=917

I just bought a 1.5 gallon tank and a crowntail betta today, and I was wondering if I should get a heater for the tank. I'm afraid to get one since the tank is so small, but the temperature is only 76, and it probably wont get much higher than that. Thanks!

Very nice tank! The plants look very nice and the fish are very colorful

I'm almost certain its a plakat. They look very nice.

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I cant comment on the plants as I have no experience with live plants, but as for the fish, I think a South American theme would be very interesting. I would go with a large school of either cardinals, neons, or rummynose tetras with some cories and maybe some otos.

I agree with Lupin on the male guppies. If you don't like guppies, you can have some platies. Platies are not very tight shoaling fish, but they coexist together very peacefully and have great color. Another option would be some neon or cardinal tetras. They are very colorful and good shoalers...

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Very nice tanks. I really like that Oscar in the 150. The rock structure in the 150 is very nice as well.

That's what I'm afraid of. Thanks for the help!

I'm sorry, I forgot to mention that the stand is supposed to be for 10-20 gallon tanks

After being out of the hobby for a few months, I have decided to start over and upgrade from my 10 gallon tank. I have a stand that I had bought for the 10 gallon, but never put together. I now put it together for the new tank. The only problem is that the weight limit for the stand is 200 lb...

I couldn't pull up that link, but as long it is at least 5 gallons, it should be good. Here's a link to a great betta site with a lot of info and even some bettas for sale: http://www.bettatalk.com/ Good luck!

The tank looks very nice. I really like the cherry shrimp.

Congrats on the new job! It definitely sounds like a lot of fun and its nice to know that someone who actually knows how to take care of fish is working there. Good luck!

It's definitely too small for africans. A pair on convicts or firemouths would work.

Thats a beautiful betta. Good luck!

Thats a nice tank. I'm not a huge fan of the blue gravel, but the plants are really nice, as well as the fish.

Sounds like a great day! I wish I could drive, or knew of that many good fish stores:headshake2:. Sorry for your loss. Can't wait to see more pics!

They appear to be females.