Greyhound78
Aquarium Advice Newbie
- Joined
- Mar 9, 2023
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Hello all,
I’ve got a 55 almost done with cycle. The only plants are a few Java fern and I have a big peace Lilly I just added and some creepers growing out of the filters. It’s freshwater and I’ve got some of my used m Nano tank filters and a bag of bio balls to help cycle. Problem is no clue of what fish to put in when it’s ready. I’m really in love with bettas and have several males and a sorority tank. I’m thinking of parrot cichlids, Oscar’s or a dempsy. I would not keep any of these fish together not ever. Just can’t decide. I’m looking for a jerk of a fish who appreciates a jerk of an owner. I’m also not interested in a fish who hides all day. My bettas are very interactive and feisty which is my preference. Hopefully you can see the tank picture. It’s a sand bottom and most of the rock is natural. For the love of all things I can’t get that driftwood to sink. It’s been boiled and boiled and has been in the water for months now. Nope it ain’t sinking. Suggestions on decorations and fish are welcome
I’ve got a 55 almost done with cycle. The only plants are a few Java fern and I have a big peace Lilly I just added and some creepers growing out of the filters. It’s freshwater and I’ve got some of my used m Nano tank filters and a bag of bio balls to help cycle. Problem is no clue of what fish to put in when it’s ready. I’m really in love with bettas and have several males and a sorority tank. I’m thinking of parrot cichlids, Oscar’s or a dempsy. I would not keep any of these fish together not ever. Just can’t decide. I’m looking for a jerk of a fish who appreciates a jerk of an owner. I’m also not interested in a fish who hides all day. My bettas are very interactive and feisty which is my preference. Hopefully you can see the tank picture. It’s a sand bottom and most of the rock is natural. For the love of all things I can’t get that driftwood to sink. It’s been boiled and boiled and has been in the water for months now. Nope it ain’t sinking. Suggestions on decorations and fish are welcome