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Haha, a little while ago I got 4 black neon tetras to hang out with my 10 normal ones, as well as a siamese algea eater. One of the black neons was much much larger than the others, so he and the sae decided to school with my penguin tetras, because they all had one large black line. Similar...

I am having alot of problems with brush or beard algae in my 55 gallon planted tank. I am thinking about adding a siamese algea eater, but I am not sure if it would be ok with my oto cats, cories, adf's and ghost shrimp. I need some advice on how to get it.

Pic #1 is Cabomba. I have some, it is so pretty!

Sorry, I can't get any up tonight.

I will try to get some up soon, they won't be very good quality though, sorry!

Ok, surprisingly they are laving eggs again right now!

Bettas do like heaters, I know that, but they can survive pretty well without one if your house is warm enough.

One time I woke up to my african dwarf frog attempting to eat a ghost shrimp whole, I don't think it worked out that well, next time I saw the frog later that day it was perfectly fine, and it was not really fat, so I guess the shrimp got away! Also, I have one fancy guppy that always rips off...

Mollies should have a heater if you want them to live a long and happy life, which I hope most fish keepers do, but if your friend does not want to buy a heater, I would reccomend to get a betta instead.

I have a 55 gallon planted too! I cycled it with baby guppies, but zebra danios are way better because they are so hardy.. I love the plants in the pots by the way!

Thanks!

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Water sprite!!! It grows in any amount of light and gets really big and bushy, and it is relatively cheap, if you go to the right place.

Hi!! About two weeks ago, I bought 2 dwarf gouramis, a male and female, to be the highlight fish in my 55 gallon. A few days after I got them, the male started to build a bubble nest. I would have been perfectly fine with it, but since there was too much surface movement in my tank, he decided...

Thanks for the tips, I have been netting them out for about a week now, and they wont stop coming! I will definitely try the lettuce trick! I will try to post some pictures of my tank soon, hope they come out ok.

Any tips on getting rid of those evil snails?

I also have neon tetras.

I have ghost shrimp living with guppies, penguin tetras, cory cats, otocinclus cats, dwarf gouramis, and some other live bearers. The only thing in my tank that has ever bothered them is one of my african dwarf frogs. She tried to swallow one whole... Lol.

Haha, I have two bandit cories in my 55 gallon, they are the best of friends and always right beside eachother, but the smaller one usually follows the other around. They are so funny to watch!

I've been breeding guppies for a few years now. At first I let them breed freely, but after about a year I decided to try and get a pure strain of blue guppies. After giving away all my other ones, I was left with 6 or 7 guppies, all from the same father. Its been about three months since then...

Hello, I am new to AA and just got my account! I have a 55 gallon live planted community tank, with guppies, dwarf gouramies, mollies, platies, ghost shrimp, bandit cory catfish, otocinclus cats, neon tetras, penguin tetras, two african dwarf frogs, and some accidental snails, which I am in the...

Go to youtube and search R2 fish school. Its a kit you can buy that comes with all the stuff you need to train your fish to do awesome tricks! I dont have it, but it looks like fun!

I would reccomend feeder guppies, or endlers. The fry grow pretty fast though, and the guppies will give birth about every two weeks, with about twenty fry per batch.

Cardinal tetras, mollies, and platies can get pretty big, so even if your tank is only slightly overcrowded now, it will be way overstocked in a month or two, even with only a few babies. Guppies stay pretty small in my experience, only about two and a half centimetres in my tank.