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well, if the barbs last, they will get very large. and they have thick thick scales, so they could be a nice addition

he died :cry: I did put a proper filter, lid , light, heater, and airstone in the tank today, it has a whisper 20 now, and there wont be any more mishaps like this in the future

yea i dont see why not

well thats the thing, theres an attachment on one end of the tube, and i dont know if it comes off

i put my puffer in my 20 last night because he had a film over his eye, and i wanted to treat him in a smaller tank, and not have him picked on. Because any sign of weakness means death in the 90 The whisper 15 that i have running in my 20 just to get it going right now, well the intake...

i like the loach / phantom / pleco idea... i mightdo that

yeah try a figure 8 puffer and some clowns............ maybe a weather loach (dojo) they are relentles eaters

I want an interesting active tank..... but different from either of my other tanks (listed in profile) any ideas (they can include transplants from the 10 or 90)

i also have a few danios around i will throw in to help the cycle

Hi, i have a 10 and a 90 that are existed fully cycled etc. I have decorations in each that i want to move into the 20, i already added some water, and a little crap from the graval into the 20 from my 10.......... im going to move a very large decoration into the 20 as its centerpeice, this...

hes been in the tank for a few months, hes a marbled goby, he just perches him self untill its feeding time, he uses those pectoral fins to hold himself in place

theres no sign of fungus, and nothing missing off the edge of the fin, theres just no clear stuff betwwen the rays,... and trust me, nothing tortures this fish

my marbled gobys pectoral fin rays are almost all completly separated from each other! he was fine last time i saw him.... what causes this and how do i treat it!?!?!

If you want to go with some larger, schooling fish, get a few tinfoil barbs, silver dollars, striped barbs, and for the bottom get some catfish and loaches

I have no idea where you got anything about a 'super hot tea drinking tool' from... a python is a self-priming syphon for your tank, with a long hose attached to it, you use it for gravel vacuming your tank, and to remove/add water, the way the suction works, only fine particlues will be...

Looks like a blood worm

yeah, and decoration that get in the way of fish, just to look pretty, instead of giving them somthing to hide in or swim through

thats a big fish :)

theres a fish called gigans, can reach 15 feet long in the wild

3-4 feet around , i doubt diameter, you mean circumference ... right

Bamboo shrimp arew great too (also called singapor flower shrimp) they have no claws, they defend them selfs, and they filter the water, and clean the gravel maticulously

oh, well in a 29, i dont see anyreason why not , tigers arent that agressive, the puffers might have territory issues, but if you havent had problems with them yet, you probably wont

hehehe, ehh the fish that 'fight' never actually come in contact with eacher other, its like a flinching contest

i think in a 160 that would be fine, my only worry would be puffers and tiger barbs, but if they are doing fine in what they are now, then you should be set, and in a 160, you can have a huge amount of fish that size!