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Found this plant but idk what it is or how to care for it. Anybody know? it's terrestrial

Sand sand sand! I have black sand in my tanks and It looks super nice

I have a 10g with... 4 black line rasboras 4 harlequin rasboras 5 bronze cories 2 mystery snails 1 dwarf gourami And a few ghost shrimp planning on getting a bigger tank sometime this summer but I was just checking if they're okay in there

love dwarf puffers! they're not brackish though

definitely want to try that out now

Get some dwarf chain sword or micro sword

Flounders wouldn't fit in that size tank and A figure 8 would kill the mollies. Bumble bee gobies usually take frozen foods and I'm pretty sure I got mine to take flake foods. If you give them no other option they'll eventually learn to take it

pretty sure the max they can grow is 10 inches but not sure. why didnt you just google it?

if there's a male and a female she is more then likely pregnant.

I'd maybe go with harlequin rasporas or rummy nose tetras for a schooling fish. A small pleco would be really nice for center piece or maybe a dwarf gourami or dwarf cichlid

nice set up dude! Not sure why not working helps at all though.. Love that tree thing in there. It's a lovely piece o wood. Is it stocked with just rummy noses and neons?

The rams should be ok in that large of a tank with a good sized school of corys.

I may be wrong but I'm pretty sure you get fit more fish in there. I'd get a bigger school of pygmy Cory's, and maybe a larger species of Cory in general. 5 pygmys would get lost in such a large tank imo

I don't think your tank is big enough for any rainbows. When it come to schooling fish I usually stick to one to two different kinds per tank. A good sized school of neon tertas would look nice. A dwarf gourami would also be a good choice. A school of emerald green corys maybe?

yeah different sizes tanks usually have one or two standard dimensions that would be easier to find. Pretty sure the next size up you could find easily would be a 90 gallon. You could try to google the different sizes/dimensions of tanks

Its not hard to have a nice planted tank without co2, depending on what kind of plants you stock it with.

What kind of substrate and lighting do you have?

I think so. That one has never even been in the substrate or attached to anything since I've gotten it and it's grow a lot. For a while it didn't have any lighting and it still did ok

Ok awesome. Just checkin

Fsho. Thanks guys