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I had neon tetras and gourami together with no problems. Fish can adjust to the pH.

You don't need or have to start a dwarf puffer tank to get rid of the snails. There are other ways to get rid of them.

I looked on google, and none of those disease match. Every one still remains healthy, expect one. He only had clamp fins, isolated from the others. I will do a Water change and do a lower dosage of kordon rid ich plus.

Sadly, he passed away. However I think saw another rasbora having clamp fins.

A small group of 8 rasbora in a 5 gallon QT tank. All are active and eating but for one. The ill rasbora has clamp fins, doesn't swim much, tends to stay in one area. On one side of his body, has some white growth but the other side does not. Currently he is the only one ill and i am dosing...

I think a small sponge filter will be best for a betta because they wont produce a lot of flow. I have one in a 5 gallon also.

A 6 gallon is too small for a dwarf gourami.

Guppies, tetra and barbs must live in a school of at least 6. If you get barbs, still away from Tiger barbs. They will fin nip other fishes. You can only have one male dwarf gourami. Two males will cause issues between them.

Yes and I think its a good idea to return one of the males.

Zebra danio should be in a group of 6+. You can do a group of black neon tetra or harlequin Rasbora.

Cory cat need at least 6 of the same specie, the more the better. Sand is easier to clean because the poop sits on top of it.

Threadfin rainbow arent very fast compared to boesemani Rainbowfish, Its another alternative. But I think boesemani should be fine.

If the angels are a pair and laid eggs, then they become aggressive to their tank mates. Also they might eat small fish. But I have no experience with angels, so that's all I know.

Yes, in my experience one male will bully the other male. Or they will bully each other till death.

2 males gourami can not live together because they will fight. If you want more gourami, you can have 1 male and multiple females. However, females are hard to find due to their dull color.