They are all about the same size give or take 1/2 and inch. except for the pleco so i dont think thats it. and plus he chills in my drift wood all day anyway.
I have to agree. Some plecos can get really huge and need very large aquariums (much larger than 22 gallons). If you could get a picture we could help you find out what kind he is. Several of the fish (like the tetras) are schooling fish and do much better and are happier when they have several more of their own kind to school with. I also asked before, do you know how to cycle your new tank?
I think what HookedNoobie was getting at is that the combination of fish you have may not be the best for the fish, this is not related to the swimming near the filter. Aldo, fish grow. My Plecos been growing for 6 years, and is still growing.Are your frogs dwarf or not. Because they'll get to be a good size too, which means that even a 22 gallon will not be big enough to have this collection and for them to be healthy and happy.
Yea i know how ive done it many a time to numerous tanks.
Your Pleco is a common Pleco and he should grow to 18-24 inches long. I get really annoyed that so many fish places sell these and do not warn people that if they will eventually need to be in a large (like greater than 55 gallon) tank. I guess they figure that they just die off before that happens so they don't care - makes me very angry. This is something you need to think about though. There is a really great forum on this site that has threads on catfish and bottom dwellers - if you get a chance you should check it out.
