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Thanks a lot, it's so strange because it looks male but then has a swollen belly almost

I was told it was a male but appears pregnant... also what type is it, i am calling it a golden lyretail if that's a thing ...

Possibly, but I move the tank around a lot. It would be hard to imagine him have eggs

I had a planted tank which contained 2 gbr's one male one female, 7 Rummynose , 5 julii corys , 1 Betta. My make gbr would bully every other fish which swam near him nipping everything. 4 days ago I added 3 mollies and 7 neon tetras to the same tank. Since the add I haven't seen the male gbr...

When they're older they look huge

Biggest fish I could put in a 110 litre with it being happy and comfortable? Any ideas, throw them out.

Fairly deep maybe 2 inches ?

These fish won't get added overnight, it's more or a long term idea of what fish I could potentially get

What would you add to the tank to replace the mandarinfish? They're so colourful

Thinking of getting a 5x2x2 foot reef tank. Could this stock work? •1 Yellow Tang •1 Regal Tang •1 Purple Dotty-back •2 Common Clownfish •1 Mandarinfish •2 Bangai Cardinalfish •3 Reef Chromis •2 Fire Shrimp •5-10 Snails

Really want a blue tang. Will a 5x2x2 feet tank be enough? 150 gallons

It's my first marine tank so some of the easiest most hardy corals until I am able to tackle some more demanding corals. Yes it will be a reef tank. I loved the look of the royal grammas too, also the purple dottybacks and mandarinfish , just saying fish i like the look of because I know...

That's why I will get yellow and regal, look fairly different and I will add them when the tank is established later on together as they're both young. Any ideas on other fish to add in?

How would you stock a tank of this size? Very interested in Regal tang... that is going to be the centrepiece of the tank. Would also like to add clownfish and a yellow tang. Everything else is not decided so would love help! Also is it worth getting a quarantine tank? I have a 10 litre...

I'm getting a new tank soon to acclimatise shortly, most likely a 4foot tank. I've had success with freshwater tropical fish even though I haven't kept them for too long, I'm interested in setting up a marine tank. Long story short, I would just like any decent tips or advice and thought I'd...