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Any other type of fish?

Currently have the following in my tank: 7 Red Minor Tetras 1 Chinese Algae Eater 1 Comet Goldfish The goldfish is coming out of the tank this Friday... going to a new home. I realize the algae eater is too large for the tank and will probably end up replacing it with another bottom feeder...

Would that be due to a new filter and media?

Not sure... have any suggestions? Something I could find at a local pet store?

Do I have to use sand/dirt or can I get away with my established gravel setup? Tank is a 10 gallon with two 10w 6500k bulbs. Thanks!

Thank you!

Looks great!

So I can stay with gravel? Should I add substrate under the gravel? Also I believe the bulbs are 6500K. Also any plant recommendations for my tank? I have 7 red minor tetras and two shrimps.

Here's a picture of the bulb box and plants. Can I stay with gravel? If not can I leave the fish in the tank when converting to sand?

I have a 10 gallon tank that's been established for about three months now. I added three little plants I bought at Petsmart about a month ago, but after doing some research, I've realized that I should have put down a soil then gravel. Right now they're just sitting in gravel. They don't...

Did the gravel cleaning... looks much better!

Always do! Also I have good news... found a home for the goldfish. My friend's going to come and get him on Friday :D

Well I just purchased this Marineland filter over the weekend... figured it would be good enough since it's for up to a 20 gallon tank and my tank is only 10 gallon. I have a question... I just changed the water on Thursday. New fish were added on Friday. New gravel was added yesterday...

Here's what the tank looks like...

Okay thanks!

I've had the goldfish for about 7 weeks now... if I remove him from the tank, would I still be okay with the remaining 7 Red Minor Tetras?

I have a 10 gallon tank with a Marineland Penguin 100 (rated for a 20 gallon). Under the gravel I have a bubbler ... is it necessary or can I get away with just the filter, since I have live plants too?

I will up my water changes, thanks! I just did a google search and it's a chinese algae eater.

I didn't touch the existing gravel, but it's possible it was disturbed from the new gravel touching it. I will look into that! Water is changed once per week... usually 20% of the water. Fish include the following: 1 comet goldfish 7 red minor tetras 1 algae eater

Thanks! The 10 gallon is a temporary setup at the moment. I have plans to upgrade to a 29 gallon setup soon.

1. It wasn't 100% crystal clear, but it was pretty clear. 2. marineland penguin 100 (stock filter and bio wheel) 3. Not sure? 4. 10 gallon

I have an established tank that has been running for about three months now. I was a little short on gravel, so I added some additional gravel to the tank yesterday. I made sure to thoroughly rinse the gravel, but the water still appears cloudy. I did the gravel addition yesterday and the...

Hello all! Starting to get into fish again. Had a nice 20 gallon setup when I was a young, but since then I've only had a dog. Currently away at college completing my junior year. We have an on-campus apartment this year. Two of my friends and I went in on a little 10 gallon tank. The...