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When I was pouring water back in after cleaning my tank, a large pit formed from new water disturbing the gravel bed. I didn't notice until the next day (today) and saw that most of my fish liked it, especially my Bristlenose Pleco The pit is behind a bridge ornament, and provides a nice place...

Thats pretty cool

Yeah theyre full of it. That happened to me too like 6 months ago but I'm glad i noticed they werent otos soon enough

Well, now I kind of have an idea. An arowana/oscar tank, with large clown loaches and a featherfin catfish in a very large tank, probably 250 gallons. Then a 125-150 gallom community tank with small fish.

*luck! Lol

Ok, cool! Hate to give the cliche "need a bigger tank" answer but this is like a way extreme case lol. Best of luck?

Haha some people are so uneducated. The reason I say people and not just children is that I see adults fail just as hard as they did. I see the problem with some people and fish is that chain pet stores tell you lots of fake crap that gets you to spend more money. Im 14 as well, but when I was 8...

My guppy tank is about 10 fish umder max capacity, and right now it has around 20 fish. If overstocking starts to come up, I'll put a 55/75 gallom filter on it. I already do weekly 40%-60% water changes. One thing that really bugs me about aqueon bowfronts is that water evaporates so fast. My...

But as I said how it depends on the fish, I had 4 males and 2 females about 3 years ago in my 29 gallon. The first 3 males were fine and all got along, but the fourth was a sort of the dominant male of guppy land or something and he tried to kill all my other males and sometimes females. Kind of...

4 males in a 29 might be ok, it depends how hungry for territory the males are. But thats where you have a 2:1 female to male ratio to keep them busy. However in my 26 bowfront I had a few baby guppies (about 15) and the majority are males. The f/m ratio is like 1.5 and I havent seen any...

ugh they uprooted my amazon sword

Yeah i actually did. Lol on one of the reviews of the other site you linked me was this: it was pretty funny

Well, to sum up what i put the first time, I actually have thr 26 gallon version of that with an amazon sword plant in it. But my tips that I said were to always have patience, do your research, and be prepared to spend a decent amount of money. Also, how you said how you don't want to begin...

Well crap it didn't

Wow, great response icydeath, and an indoor pond sounds pretty awesome!