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I'm thinking of gouramis. Any particular species? I know there are a whole bunch, but I'm more concerned for compatibility issues

I'm thinking about trying out dwarf clover again. The first time I did it got covered in BBA and I had to pull it out, but since decreasing my light I haven't had any algae issues. My concern, of course, is whether or not it can survive in such low lighting. I'm not looking for fast growth, or...

um, pretty much as much as i can get my hands on. i'm trying to use it as a ground cover in my 15gallon low light

Basically what the title says. I'm looking for some dwarf clover (marsilea minuta) thanks :)

So I recently lost all my neons and my betta (the first fish I bought for my tank quite some time ago, so I'm assuming it's an old age thing. the other inhabitants in the tank are well and the water paramaters are all fine) and I haven't had a chance to look into what I should replace them with...

Because he was contacting two parts of the wire, making a circuit. If a bird were to touch 2 power lines then it would also be a goner. Don't necessarily have to touch the ground, just need to create a pathway through which the current can flow. Touching another wire or touching the ground...

I'm having issues with my lighting being too concentrated in the center of the tank. The fixture is just a regular incandescent hood (with the T shaped light socket) with two 13W CFL spiral bulbs in it. The back corners of the tank are definitely not getting as much light as the rest of the...

any idea what it might be then? because it's definitely the reverse of that (red gone, blue still in tact). and the fading isn't really to white...i don't really know how to explain it. it's like there is a layer of film that's dulling the color

i unfortunately don't have a camera that can get that fine of detail :headshake2: everything i've read, though, says that the red part is the first thing affected

So a few weeks back one of my neons started swimming rather oddly. After a few days his swimming ability got better but he lost a lot of his coloring (primarily the red, which wasn't completely gone but had become very dull). A week later he had died. I now have another tetra who has lost his...

i had a similar problem. the only solution I found that worked for me was a very very very thorough cleaning followed by a black out. i had to actually remove several of the plants because i could not get the algae off them (dwarf hair grass is impossible to clean). I also got a few amano shrimp...

my pH is a bit over 7. is that going to be an issue with cardinals?

if i were to mix cardinals in with neons would they school together?

well if I add another type of fish I'd be replacing the ones that I have....not having 2 types

no not the numbers...why stick with the neons? wrote that in response to mostlycichlids

any particular reason why?

with my current stocking (minus the 2 neons there now) how many rummies could i put in there?

From my understanding the albino BN (which is what my guy is) stay under 4in. I've had him for about 6 months now and he seems to have stopped (or at least slowed down immensely from the first 2-3 months) growing. A lot of people seem to like rummynose. Why?

My group of neons has slowly dwindled down to only 2 now and instead of just replacing the guys I've lost over the last year or so to bring the group back up to about 6 I'd like to consider some other options for a schooling fish in my 15gallon planted. Currently, other than the neons left...

I have 2 ADF in my 15gal with my betta, neons, plecos, and shrimp. they don't bother anyone. in fact, they can be a bit of a pain b/c if other animals are stealing their food you're going to have to hand feed them (12" tweezers I've found useful) as for the rest of the stocking...don't ask me...