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I googled all those, it's definitely either a yo-yo or zebra loach

What type of loach and gourami are these?

No hides a lot, I don't think it's a larger one though

I got a good deal on a 75g tank that I purchased off Kijiji, but its way overstocked. Thoughts on what fish to keep an what to get rid of (sell or trade)? 8inch common pleco 3 fully grown blood parrots 3 Columbian sharks - 10inches long (these are what I'd likely get rid of because of their...

Just got a free resun ae-806 canister filter from a friend. Anyone ever use it? Thoughts?

Agreed with the feather fin, they are fantastic

Just picked up a used tank and unsure what type these are First 3 pics are the same fish

I know for sure Harlequin rasboras and glowlight tetras are. They were recommend to me back in the day for a fish in cycle. I now have a 55g community tank and have a school of each of those fish in there. Rasboras are super active.

I would recommend a pair of kribensis. They are super fun to watch. I had them in with 8 tiger barbs. They can get very aggressive but mine were fine.

Thats ideal. That's where mine hide.

Agreed with lake Malawi cichlids. If you like big fish go with a couple tiger oscars with something else? Blood parrot cichlids maybe? A friend of mine had 2 kissing gouramis. Don't know much about them but I know they get huge.

Ember tetras would be good for that tank, they stay tiny and have nice color to them

Cory's are tough in a 10 gallon. Ideally you want a school of 6 which wont work in that tank. You could do 2 but I wouldn't recommend it. I had a couple in a 5 gallon, the moved them into my 55g with 6 others. Their behaviors are night and day.

This is what I did in my 30 gallon and loved it. 8 tiger barbs A pair of kribensis The kribensis are cool to watch and usually only aggressive when breeding. Tiger barbs are crazy, which makes them entertaining. I would read up on them first, but If you want an exciting tank, that's what...

I would do 6 panda Cory's as a minimum but would likely be to much for your tank. Something hardy, I would try glow light tetras and maybe a snail?

Agreed. I got rid of my pleco for that reason and purchased 3 otos. I think they clean way Better anyways.

If you are rehoming all your fish, what about Turing it into a cichlid tank? With a tank that size it will look amazing.

I personally like harlequin rasboras for top swimmers. Super active and always schooling together. Fun to watch. Ember tetras are cool for middle swimmers, they stay small and have nice color to them.

I think you would be ok with 6. Your tank is almost identical to mine. I have a 55 gallon with almost the same stock, just a bit more. I had 3 In a tank before then when I upgraded I now have 6, their behaviors are night and day. Highly recommend 6.

Yes a single and thanks for the tip

I have a lot of fish in there, that was the stuff that fell to the bottom as well as some food for the Cory cats. I have spread them around a lot but he seemed to guard an entire section and the other fish kept going for them even though there was other food lol. If that's common then thats...

Here are a couple clips of the blue ram while eating, typically very peaceful but go nuts when eating Thoughts?

Any suggestions on what this could be? Seems like part of its mouth is rotted and there's a small hole, also dorsal fin looks like its way smaller. Hides most of the time, freaks out quick when you come close to the tank. Always eats though. Tank water is perfect. Tank mates are 2 other...

There is a single white spot on the platy on the right, thoughts on what it can be?

Need some suggestions I have a 55 gallon planted tank. So far have 6 rasboras, 3 platy and a snail. Will likely add 6 panda Cory's, maybe a small pleco or a few otos, but not sure. Ideas to fill the rest?