Recent content by littlefish4

Hello all, it's been a minute since I posted here, so I thought I'd share what I've been up to. I decided at the end of last year that I would scape my rather drab 29 gallon tank. At the time I had just lost my angelfish and I decided it was time for a change. This is the Tank back then...

Always wanted these fish! My 29 gallon tank is a little too small though lol. These or pearl gourami's would be great with your idea of rasbora's and kuhli's

Based on this stocking plan, I'm with the person that suggested pearl gourami's. Beautiful and peaceful fish to my understanding. Might get some myself soon!

What else is in your tank?

Love your angelfish. Recently lost one similar to yours. How old is he/she?

Enjoying following this build! Looking forward to seeing the rewards of all the work going into this Tank!

I like what you've got going on! I've never kept most of these species so I'm no help there. But I bought flourish root tabs on amazon at less than $8 for a 10 pack last week. Just thought I'd share that tidbit. I'll be following!

I keep dwarf cory catfish in a 10 gallon. Very fun fish! Should be kept in groups and not with any fish big enough to eat them.

What's the MACNA?

Hello all! I'm looking for some advice on whether or not to go to the aquatic experience in Schaumburg IL in 2 weeks. This would be a long drive for me to attend the event and I could only go on Friday. That said, I'll be ready to plant my new 10 gallon tank around the time of the show and if...

It could depend on your fitration and water change schedule. Check out aqadvisor.com. You can go on there and plug in your tanks info and it will give you some info as to how it should work

Just my two cents. I know that you kinda glazed over dwarf cichlids, but Bolivian rams are relatively peaceful and would look gorgeous in your set up. Maybe 2 rams 10-12 rummy nose tetra Bn pleco Just a thought

Generally overstocked. I was just using the cories vs pleco as an example. I would suggest using aqadvisor.com. It's very helpful for stocking your tank

I would consider cutting your stocking down a little though. Maybe pick either the cories or the pleco as opposed to the cories and the pleco.

I have a planted tank with relatively hard water. I think your plan looks good. Most of your plants are hardy which will help.