Hehe, I guess I have to stand up for myself. The tank actually looks EMPTY. (10 gallon) The 23 is also very empty as well, the fish stay to one side of it and can swim about freely as they please. I'll admit that the 10 gallon is probably not the best place for them to be, but all the fish are healthy and happy and I haven't had one death in that tank!
It is, of course, a temporary setup. I don't know many people who will transpot their fry to other tanks while they are still very young. I bought the 30 gallon tank so I could free up the 23 gallon and split the fish evenly between the two. Oddly enough, the fish in the 10 gallon seem to be growing faster than those in the 23 gallon.
If you're all still not satisfied and thinking I am abusing my fish, than I will go through the trouble of taking a picture of my tank for you to see and judge if there is not enough space for the fish. It's funny because anyone who looks at my tanks goes, "Those fish are so tiny! Why don't you put something else in there??"
I'm a good fishkeeper in most respects, I test my water for amonia, and the pH before and after most water changes. I do a partial water change 1-2 times per week, feed 3 times daily, monitor temperature, give 15 hours of light to the fish, etc..
