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05-26-2012, 7:46 PM #1Registered User
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Hey guys! :)
My name is Sarah and I am a new fish mommy. My boyfriend bought me my first FW 20 gal last year on Christmas and it has been quite a learning process. I have Gouramis, Black-skirted tetras, and a common pleco. I am planning on purchasing 2 or 3 clown loach, but I want to be sure I know what i'm doing. I plan on moving up to a 75 to 100 gal by September so i'm trying to master my little tank before I go down that road. I would love to receive any advice. I'm glad to see people who love their fish just as much as I do!
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05-26-2012, 7:49 PM #2Senior Member
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first off welcome!!!
the clown loaches will eventually get too big for a 20. even though you plan on upgrading its best not to get fish that will need upgrading bc things can happen. the common pleco is also not a good idea since they get HUGE. also what kind of gouramis are they? most of the time multiple gouramis wont get along forever.
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05-26-2012, 8:02 PM #3Registered User
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Thank you!
I think I am going to wait until I get a bigger tank for the clown loach then. I have 3 red dwarf and 1 power blue and 1 yellow dwarf. I am DEFINITELY learning my lesson about the pleco. He/she has gotten so big in just the past 2 weeks haha
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Welcome to AC. Yes, the Pleco can get up to 12" long. I have mine in a 100 gallon aquarium and he is getting huge. I wouldn't add any more fish until you upgrade your tank and have the space to do it. It is always best to look out for the health of the fish.
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05-26-2012, 9:22 PM #7finkids make me happy :-)
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common plecos very often grow larger than 12 inches. i personally would rehome him. tank upgrades have a habit of not happening, and you wouldn't want to cramp that poor pleco in too small a tank for life.
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05-27-2012, 4:52 AM #8The glistening drop....
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