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Two of my tanks (25g's) were gifts from my neighbor who was giving up the hobby. So that means: 2 tanks 2 stands 2 Emperor filters All the gravel I could desire Heaters Driftwood (:P) Live plants Lights Were free :DD

I have a lovely little blue dwarf gourami who chases his reflection up and down the right side wall of the tank. I assume he sees his reflection as an enemy male. I have attempted to put a background/blackout that side, but the reflection of the sun (through a window on the other side of the...

Thanks all! I think I am going to go with 7 neon tetras 4 little cories 4 platies 1 dwarf gourami :P

Maybe I just had bad luck with mine, but the kribs I had were very aggressive. Even when not spawning they constantly attacked the BN pleco (the only fish in the tank at the time) to the point that I gave them away. But that could have just been poor luck, either way, G'luck!

That last statement destroyed your credibility :) I have had platies for the last 5 years or so, so I have a web of people I can platy share with (and a local petstore that takes them pretty readily, even when they are small). So, I'm not too worried at this point.

One Gourami makes sense and I will probably end up with closer to 6 cories. The platies must retain their 1:3 ratio at the insistence of my housemates. It's always good to stay in the roommates good graces. :P

I previously had a pair of Honduran Cichlids, which promptly bred like rabbits. I have re-homed all 45 of the fish am ready to repopulate. I was wondering if a tank housing: 6 neon tetras 4 platies (1:3 male to female ratio) 4 small corys Would make sense for the situation? I would be...