Recent content by jessie9309

Some more of the little blueish one

I'm visiting some relatives and their tank is looking pretty sad. I told them I could help out. I haven't got to cleaning it yet, but I am advising them to purchase more fish. I know these are bad pictures but can anyone ID these so we can pick up some more? Thanks in advance

I don't necessarily want more than one, I could live with one, I just don't want it to be lonely. I also don't want it be be chased to death or eaten by its potential mate lol. Do you think it would still be considered over stocked if I took the gourami out?

Even with the gourami? I don't want the poor girl to be chased to death

What if I went with 4 flower shrimp, 6 bleeding heart tetras, 6 emperor tetras, 6 silver hatchetfish, 2 krib, and 2 pearl gourami? Could I get two gourami if they are both female, possibly? And should the krib be both of the same gender?

With the Rams, kribs, and gouramis, would it be better to have a pair with a male and a female, or a pair with two of the same gender?

I think I may have it this time haha. 56 gallon tank. 4 flower shrimp, 6 bleeding heart tetra, 4 emperor tetra, 6 silver hatchetfish, 1 krib cichlid, 1 blue ram cichlid, and 2 pearl gourami. After research I did take the peacock out. So how does this sound?

I'm picking out fish to put in my tank and I was wondering about cichlids. How many of each species should I put in? I'm looking at kribs, Rams, keyhole, and peacock they are all from 3.5 to 5 inches long as adults. Should I put them in as pairs or in groups, or just as one per kind? Also, would...

Ah that website sounds awesome, Thank you. Someday I'll get a larger tank I suppose haha

I have a list of fish I like. Obviously I'll have to cut it down since there are quite a few. Any suggestions on this list? Zebra loach, glow light tetra, pristella tetra, emperor tetra, red cherry shrimp(will become food?), krib cichlid, ram cichlid, keyhole cichlid, black neon tetra, Cory...

Aren't veil tails bettas? I thought those were pretty aggressive. Very beautiful though.

Oh and a bleeding heart tetra

I would prefer one angelfish. I really like the krib cichlids and the ram cichlid. I have a lot of research in front of me so I have no idea where this came from but what about emperor tetra and pristella tetra?

Ah that's too bad. So does that rule out a large majority of cichlids? What about the German Rams? Any suggestions for tall tank loving fish then?

So it would be good to half a school of rainbows to keep aggression down? About how many do you suggest?