Alvis691
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We have 15gal. tank with 1, pleco,1 redtail shark, 1 Neon Tetra, 1 Asst. veil Angelfish, 3 gold fish and snails. How many more fish can we add?
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We have 15gal. tank with 1, pleco,1 redtail shark, 1 Neon Tetra, 1 Asst. veil Angelfish, 3 gold fish and snails. How many more fish can we add?
TMaier
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Sounds crowded already.
29g fresh with Betta, Kuhli's, Neons, Denison Barbs, ADF, Mystery and Nerite Snails.
Some plants: Anubias, Java Fern, mosses and other misc.
29g fresh with Betta, Kuhli's, Neons, Denison Barbs, ADF, Mystery and Nerite Snails.
Some plants: Anubias, Java Fern, mosses and other misc.
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Alvis691
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Lost one goldfish and bought 4 Buenos Aries Tetras. We plan on getting a 29gal. tank soon
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There's an app u can get that tells u how much room u have or if u are over stocked, think it's called aquarium life or something? Just search aquarium in App Store.
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Fresh2o
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You can enter the size of the tank, select the type of filter and enter the number and types of inhabitants into an calculator at AqAdvisor.
It will let you know how much capacity you have, how adequate (roughly) the filtration is, how much water you should be changing (weekly), and any conflicts that may arise from the stocking you have provided. Check it out.
Without using the tool, the pleco, red tail shark, and angel fish are too small for that tank. The 29g will probably be too small for them as well.
Also, mixing Tropicals and cold water fish (goldfish) is not always a good idea. Goldfish produce a large amount of waste and require a generous amount of space themselves.
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It will let you know how much capacity you have, how adequate (roughly) the filtration is, how much water you should be changing (weekly), and any conflicts that may arise from the stocking you have provided. Check it out.
Without using the tool, the pleco, red tail shark, and angel fish are too small for that tank. The 29g will probably be too small for them as well.
Also, mixing Tropicals and cold water fish (goldfish) is not always a good idea. Goldfish produce a large amount of waste and require a generous amount of space themselves.
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