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The tank and stand is a Fluval Roma 240. I have a Roma 200. Great tanks and the stands are nice, but expensive.

Clown pleco perhaps?

It's the normal price you'd pay for an angelfish here.

I'm worried about everyone's fish.. I'm a fishkeeper! :)

I'm not making judgements, it is solid fact CAE's need a large tank and are aggressive. As someone else said, we only want what's best for the fish. That's why aquariumadvice exists. Calm down, there's no need to be so abrasive. Oh, and your 55g is beautiful!

angelfish, 12 pounds

is that a chinese algae eater in there??? :nono:

Most of my best friends are fishkeepers anyway and already know what a torture chamber the tank is. I'm not in any eco-groups or anything, I don't plan to join any. I think i will follow the OP and stop even trying. The tank's been there since the start of school and teachers have said it's been...

Great tank! not keen on the gravel, but each to their own!

yeah i thought so.. i'll tell him it's fine. he can't wait to set his tank up :)

My friend today suggested 4 platies and 6 cherry barbs.. thoughts?

...is gross. It is 20 gallons and has two koi and a red shiner in it. Everything is coated in brown algae and the tank is never cleaned. It's vile and cruel. I've approached science teachers about it but they don't care. I don't know what to do..

Bare bottom tanks are not astaetically pleasing however are much easier to clean and the fish dont really care unless they are shy, quiet fish.

All lovely tanks!

Hi I'm helping a friend set up and stock his 15 gallon tank. He has owned fish before however has limited knowledge. He would like small shoaling fish which are hardy and easy to keep. I was thinking; 6x Harlequin Rasbora 6x Glowlight Tetra Swimming amongst assorted Cryptocorynes. It's a...