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Ya I agree, I didn't read the whole thread about it being 18" cause most are 2 ft. However, I have heard of male rays being kept fine in 18" tanks as well. As long as there is adequate filtration it should be more than fine. And even if it does outgrow the tanks, there is always the option to...

Mini marbled Motoros are also a thing that would work great if you are more conservative Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Only reticulated will have super long tails, and I don't think a 12" male is gonna be 30". But anyways a couple of males would be more than fine in a 200 gal. Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Or you could just get a male... Stay a lot smaller than these 15" females lol Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

My experience.

Stress reduction

HITH Hole in the head disease

Pictus are might destroy ur smaller tetras along with angels

Keep both tanks, and use the media from the 5 to kick start the ten

Well if without salt is working for you and you see improvement then don't stop what works, but just saying that they was my experience. Good luck

I do realize that you guys may believe that aquarium salt is going to kill your corydoras, but in reality that is not the case, adding a tasteful amount is more than ok. My friend who kept rays, who are known to be super sensitive scaleless, thrived in salt. I myself use salt with my corydoras...

Oh lol didn't read the title, would still work tho

Satanoperca daemon

Honestly I keep both planted and oddballs, and the planted tank species are pretty boring idk just my opinion plus such a huge tank has potential to be something amazing, not just a planted tank with corydoras IMO I hate when people have super long signatures talking about there tanks, isn't...

Ya but lighting for an 80 gallon is expensive and the maintenance is a pain. Tbh severums are not hard to keep as long as you buy them larger Sent from my fish tank

Get sand, and go for oddballs, tbh all these corydoras are cool but they are really boring after a while. My personal favorites for a tank that size would be a: Hydrolycus scomberoides-> smallest of payara acestrorhynchus falcatus Silver dollars -> wetspot has some nice striped ones for...

I usually use around 1 tbspoon per 5 gal, the recommended amount. Sent from my fish tank

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Yes you do have to be careful with scaleless, but it is still beneficial to have it Sent from my fish tank

Dude all fish can do with aquarium salt, even rays that are known to hate salt can handle it and it will benefit. Sent from my fish tank

Ya but the fish I keep don't just sit in one spot and look ugly, lol. I do have a pleco but I never see him, he's always off doing work and says he doesn't have any ywagner time anymore Sent from my fish tank

Increase salt Sent from my fish tank

Then explain to me one thing that plecos do that is interesting, pls note that pooping eating and being big babies does not count Sent from my fish tank

Ahh plecos, the most boring of the fish... Sent from my fish tank

I would get prime ASAP to neutralize the ammonia nitrites and nitrates, then continue with your recycling Sent from my fish tank