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If you really wanted to you can culture your own algae by taking a cup of tank water and leaving it out near an open window sill, but that to me sounds sill because how are you going to get the algae to your pleco without spreading it all over your tank and causing a potential algae problem.

Thanks everyone but once again I've changed my mind :eyes:. I added 8 black skirt tetra and densly planted it. I have the following stocking idea in mind #3 Medium community tank 8 Black Skirt Tetras (in the tank) 1 BN Pleco (in the tank) 6 Cherry Barb, rummy nose, or flame tetra 6 glowlight...

Thank you for the advice but if I'm not going to put a gourami in there, I'm sure as **** not going to put an angelfish in there. The problem with livebearers is that they like salt in their tank. I have a bristlenose pleco already and he does a fine job keeping algae down so it'll be slim...

I heard that tetras and barbs are know for nipping the fins of slow moving fish like gouramis, people say that if you keep 6 of them they fight amongst themselves but I'm not 100% convinced. Following the "1in per gallon" rule, which I know is highly disputed, I can hold about 5 more in of fish...

I'm looking for a variety of color,size, and water levles but I seem to be attracted to the semi-aggresive fin-nippers :silly: Stocking Idea #1 6 serpae tetra 6tiger barbs 1 Bristlenose Pleco 1 red tailed shark Stocking idea #2 6 blackskirt tetra 6 serpae tetra 1 bristlenose pleco -8 in...

The dimensions are 92 cm Width, 41 cm Depth, 55 cm Height. The tank is fully cycled, the filter is a Fluval 205 canister filter, there's a bristlenose pleco in there already. I want a community tank stocked around tetras namely the black skirt,red eye and serpae tetra. I know they like being in...