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I have four in a twenty long three females and a male, and thanks to this I now know why they likely haven't bred for me since my tank is set at a cooler temperature then needed Sent from my iPad using Aquarium Advice

I named my first two bettas, but considering I'm no good at coming up with names in the first place I just don't even try. Sent from my iPad using Aquarium Advice

That's awesome what makes you think that, I have three of them and they are extremely cool and tough little fish Sent from my iPad using Aquarium Advice

They aren't necessarily rare it is just I don't often see them or hear about them but banjo cats along with blue panaque plecos (l-239 I believe) and Cardinal shrimp, I also have crypt nurrii and l-200 green phantom pleco and l-128 blue phantom pleco as previously mentioned Sent from my iPad...

They have been known to do this before spawning Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

I couldn't either especially since I only gave him a quart sized bag full of frogbit for free, and I only wanted some snails and he just offered to give me the whole tank...but I mostly think he did it because he was leaving the country the next day and was also in the progress of moving houses...

That is awesome I can't wait until mine start breeding I already have one little tiny baby that must have been born a couple weeks before I got the tank Sent from my iPad using Aquarium Advice

There is always the option of buying online...just make sure the seller has no negative feedback. Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Haha, luckily where I live the water is perfect for them...which is bad for me since I tend to keep a large amount of fish that prefer soft water, but luckily I don't even have to do anything for these little guys now only time will tell if they will breed for me or not Sent from my iPhone...

I haven't really read up on red crabs to much...but if you are interested in another species of crab I would suggest you check out vampire crabs they are pretty neat little guys that would do well with plants and they are small and fairly easy to breed I would definitely look into them if you...

I have two black ones with five striped ones and they seem to do fine together Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

They are cardinal shrimp and yes indeed it was a mighty fine deal...a bag of floating plants for a tank with cardinal and rabbit snails I I didn't have to pay a single dollar for any of it Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Well this is my newest addition, got the tank 20 plus shrimp 30-40 plus dwarf yellow rabbit snails and the lace rock all free Sent from my iPad using Aquarium Advice

I think corry's have been known to use them I can't really think of anything else that might however Sent from my iPad using Aquarium Advice

And also would this light be good enough for my plans? http://m.ebay.com/itm/301295680844?nav=SEARCH Sent from my iPad using Aquarium Advice

Alright thank you guys for your help Sent from my iPad using Aquarium Advice

So I'm finally getting to start a saltwater tank and was wondering which 20 gallon tank would be the best option...I'm mostly looking to do lps corals and I might get a goby and shrimp and I will have a CUC but other than that I don't really have any plans for any other fish...also how much...

That sounds like a cool idea it will be like a turtles natural habitat climbing up on the driftwood Sent from my iPad using Aquarium Advice

I agree with bichir bro ropefish like the company of their of other ropefish and convos get to large for ropefish to eat Sent from my iPad using Aquarium Advice

Put a little hydrogen peroxide in there and it should take care of the snails...as for fish some scarlet badis would be neat in there, maybe a pair of peacock grudgeons Sent from my iPad using Aquarium Advice

I think you could add a few more tetras Sent from my iPad using Aquarium Advice

I have purchased from aquabid angelmania and shrimp USA and it all went very well just be sure to check the reviews...and I prefer to have the seller have the package held for pickup at the post office so they are in a temperature controlled environment Sent from my iPad using Aquarium Advice

I would definitely recommend some bottom dwellers such as a shoal of Corrys or some kuhli loaches or a pair of rams could work also, and as already mentioned they do get fairly large and seven might turn out to be too many in that sized tank pretty soon. Sent from my iPad using Aquarium Advice

This is a hard question because really like all my fish...but my favor it would probably be either my angels or ghost knife Sent from my iPad using Aquarium Advice

Yes I think you should be able to change the substrate the filter should have enough beneficial bacteria to handle that Sent from my iPad using Aquarium Advice