Kmiller081279
Aquarium Advice Newbie
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Everyone
I just joined today in hopes of getting help.
I have a 55 gallon -semi planted tank.
started it in March when Covid hit and had it fully cycled by mid may.
Paramaters
Ammonia:0
Nitrite:0
Nitrate-5ppm to 10ppm
Weekly water changes
Up until this tank i had a 35 gallon bow front that just occupied a single angle for about 6 months as all of the other fish ended up passing.
This angle is now in the 55 gallon and has been by himself in this tank since i had it cycled in mid May.
I just went and purchased 3 longfin Cory and 2 Orange Laser Cory. I'm really wanting to go with a fully planted community tank.
My problem is the angle fish i think has grown to being used to being by himself and is being very aggressive to the Cory's.
Should i put him in a time out for a few days and see what happens or do you think i should just see if the fish store will take him and go on with my new build? I obviously don't want to get rid of him but i also don't want a single fish in a fish tank for who knows how long either.
I just joined today in hopes of getting help.
I have a 55 gallon -semi planted tank.
started it in March when Covid hit and had it fully cycled by mid may.
Paramaters
Ammonia:0
Nitrite:0
Nitrate-5ppm to 10ppm
Weekly water changes
Up until this tank i had a 35 gallon bow front that just occupied a single angle for about 6 months as all of the other fish ended up passing.
This angle is now in the 55 gallon and has been by himself in this tank since i had it cycled in mid May.
I just went and purchased 3 longfin Cory and 2 Orange Laser Cory. I'm really wanting to go with a fully planted community tank.
My problem is the angle fish i think has grown to being used to being by himself and is being very aggressive to the Cory's.
Should i put him in a time out for a few days and see what happens or do you think i should just see if the fish store will take him and go on with my new build? I obviously don't want to get rid of him but i also don't want a single fish in a fish tank for who knows how long either.