Recent content by Michlol101

I had a honey gourami but she was scared to come out because of more active fish..

I know you might not like the look of emptiness but the fish matter to .. :) .. But male tank is better, yeah better variety and most o the time hard to get your hands on the right females , most shops are just labelled female peacocks and are all young black ones that look the same

When your peacock grows it will probably kill the whole tank except the Pleco.. All males will be less hassle because trios will man breeding.. Breeding means territorial fish,. And it's not pleasant to watch one be beaten up .

Not much point, they'll never get all the eggs.. Snails will be in your filters.. Under your gravel.. Ther will be snails everywhere.. I tried getting fish to eat mine but it wasn't working .. Just had to take everything out and get rid of anything that culd have eggs on it.. Then washed it down...

They'll be absolutely fine, only thing a dwarf gourami doesn't suit a centrepiece role in the tank.. They're shy and normally hide for a while.. Maybe try an angelfish or normal sized gourami?

Crazy price.. Luckily mine was only a strawberry peacock for 6.99

Already have 2 peppered :)

They're in

Thanks!

The other zebra is bigger and the red zebra doesn't fight back

Picked up 2 angelfish and 2 corydoras for my 60 l tank.. They will be upgrading to a 180l in 2 months... Angels are only small

Mine has been stuck in fake grass before and died

2 could be a female kenyi

I think the problem is the red top ice blue zebra is the boss of the tank, and has never liked red zebras..

Here's the tank.. It's 180 litres and there's about 18 fish in there.. I changed it up about a month ago... Most fish are haps or peacocks... Some mbuna and 2 blood parrot fish