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Ok I do about the same water change schedule for my Africans My lights are on longer since I'm trying to get some green algae to grow If you wanna get rid of it I have great luck with an algaecide Other wise let it grow on the rocks and just scrub it off the glass

If you don't like the look of it on your rocks ( I prefer the look on my rocks) You could cut back on lighting Or increase water change volume

I have run who lived with cories and never had a problem I think a betta would do fine with that stocking especially since it's planted

Oh wow I never seen that behavior I have in my community tank and they never attacked each other

I normally don't med unless I see a problem keeps the cost down

I would recommend a sponge filter since there cheap and affective Lightning I had mine set up with just your standard light bar

The bacteria will still feed off it. It just in a form that is not toxic to fish used in my tank in case of spikes and never had problems

I have a rose tail mail betta in my 10 gallon he is housed with 6 harlequin rasboras and a platy The betta does fine no aggression issues but he is not very active

My angelfish are the same way 2 feedings work great and keep up with water changes I have mine set for an auto feeder while I'm at work then I will feed them myself at night Try frozen foods found it fills them up better

Thanks must me a common one stopped by another fish store by me and they had an identical one about same size

So it's some sort of mbuna

Ok thanks

My lfs said it was a drop off and were told it is Frontosa peacock hybrid Is that a possibility or is it just a plain peacock

I added some rocks my lfs had to raise the ph

I know my hardness is low so I'm also adding crushed coral to it but I will look for some limestone at my lfs tonight

It's all going to be single specie but need see what my lfs has for selection

I'm setting up my 55 to house African cichlids more specifically mbunas This a good setup with the rock work willing to take any opinions

I've been contemplating doing an African cichlid tank Do rehome the jack and go for that

Or what is the best move to make

Picture of tank

In your mind is there anything that can be added to the tank to replace the oscar since it looks kinda barren with both the jack an catfish hiding most times

I'm sure you could do a mystery snail I know assasin snails kill other snails don't know if they kill shrimp as well

I know the nitrates are high but for that tank that is normal between weekly water charges due to the oscar being a messy eater

The oscar is about 6 inches the jack is the same and it normally the oscar chasing the jack

Came home today to find out my oscar has jumped out of my 55 gallon tank and was on the floor in front of the tank He was housed with a synodontis catfish and a jack Dempsey The tank is mainly covered there are ends that are not for about 4 inches I tested the water Ph 7.2 Ammonia 0 ppm...