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Hey guys and gals, Long time, no speak. I was the gentleman who lost all of his fish due to Hurricane Sandy last year. Since then...I have re-stocked my aquarium with (6) albino cory's and (7) glow light tetras. Everything is going extremely well (it's been 9 months and fish are thriving and...

I'm thinking about albino cory's. Would they work with the Tiger Barbs?

Now that I have to start all over again (I am re-cycling my 29 gallon tank due to losing everything from Hurricane Sandy), I'd appreciate some good advice. I'm wondering if Tiger Barbs and Cory's can co-exist? If yes, how many of the (2) species can I house in the 29 gallon set-up...

I don't know how big your tank is...but my absolute favorite are rummy nose. They need to be in a school of at least 6-8...but are the most attractive tetras IMHO.

What are you going to do? Unfortunately, it's a part of the aftermath of the storm. But...you have to put everything into perspective; I know people on the Island that lost everything. I'm going to put in a claim with the insurance company and see if I can get some relief. Heck...it's...

The ammonia I put in (2 ppm) was not processed after 24 hrs. I have to say I'm not suprised. I guess I have to cycle the tank all over again.

This is what exactly happened to me. Due to the Hurricane...we lost power for close to two weeks. I lost everything. Have the tank up and running again. Dosed w/ ammonia (2 ppm) to see if BB is alive and processing. Will check tonight...if not...have to start all over again. Hope everything...

Thanks to all the responses. I have the tank up and running again and the temp is up to 80 degrees now. It makes sense to put some pure ammonia in (I'll bring it up to 1 - 2 ppm) and see if it gets processed. Otherwise...I have to start all over again.

First and foremost my heart goes out to everyone who lost loved-ones/property etc. The Hurricane wreaked havoc up and down the East Coast and I hope everyone that was struck hard is on the road to recovery. Unfortunately, I lost electricty at my house, here on Long Island, until this past...