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Don't get plecos in a tank that small. Max size is 16". Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

The "Bottom Feeder/Shrimp" pellets are definitely made of shrimp! I feed those to my Corydoras catfish and was surprised to see my shrimp go at them the other day. Shrimp are cannibalistic and are not herbivores. They're scavengers. If there's a dead shrimp in the tank they'll eat it. They'll...

The Angels will most likely eat the tetras or be nipped by them or vice versa. Angels should be in larger groups and definitely in a larger tank. 6" per fish in adult size! They need room to swim Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

To me they both look like males which is strange. They may just be larger females! A female fish (many egg-laying fish will do this) will lay eggs whether or not she has a male to fertilize them. They will simply "die" if gone without fertilization and either need to be removed from the tank or...

Walmart also has a Jungle brand tablet that regulates ammonia levels. Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Did you cycle your tank before you put the fish in to establish the bacterial balance in it? Also, causes of whacky levels could be over feeding. I'd say a lot of fish waste but danios don't really create much waste. A good thing to invest in is the Jungle Complete Water Care Kit. ($4 at...

I've just never had good outcomes with guppies and salt, my experience and experience of people I know. Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

I thought so too, so I found it weird that they were fine and I got them at different times. Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

One more thing! Loaches are VERY salt-sensitive. For Jungle brand salt (Walmart) use no more than 2-3 tablespoons per 10 gallons. For most other brands its teaspoons. Just follow the instructions. Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

From what I've both researched and experienced, guppies don't do so well with salt. Mollies and platies Do much better with aquarium salt in the water, but even mollies like brackish water (marine salt not aquarium salt.) Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

I have a 29 gallon heavily planted tank, and three dwarf gourami. Two of the three are full size, the other is about 1.5 inches at the moment. I took the chance with the possibility of aggression but there is none. Is this normal? I know that's a strange question to ask, but they seem to be such...

I have seven balloon mollies in my tank, 6 female and one male. I had two males up until today, the aggressiveness was too high for my community tank. Ive noticed changes in appetite in three of my females, and two seemed to be getting larger and more squared out. The other female's gravid spot...