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Some fish are just a little crazy. My fancy guppy has gone on a murder spree, killing over ten guppies at least (always at night). But when he's all alone he gets scared as he is a schooling fish.

They really are quite vicious and while it may amusing to watch them try and fail at catching your fish once and awhile when I got a Cory cat to help clean up since lazy bum wasn't doing his job and the next night after turning on the lights to find the poor little guy in his jaws I really felt...

I was able to get a 10 gallon with everything needed to start new for 100$.......

When you cry when a fish dies (I'm sorry Chef :( )

Wish I had you to stop me from purchasing 2 Crayfish at the local fish store. They were cool and helped clean the bottom but they attacked my bottom dwellers and other fish. I researched but nothing prepared me for those monsters. Needless to say I replaced them with two adorable cories.

A few 4-5 months I had this tank. I made an interesting development while cleaning the filter. On the back of the cartridge thing their were clumps Brown black stuff that looked like hair? Could it be both as my brown gravel came before I replaced the filter yet it hasn't grown up, only spread...

I plan on keeping a "Freshwater" moray eel, a Dragon Goby, some Mollies, and Thai crabs to help clean up. What kind of a shrimp do you keep?

Sadly I cannot but it definitely wasn't hair algae as the stuff I have is just a fine layer of brown.

Alright so far my tank has been mostly incident free except for a disastrous water change that I attempted and I want to keep it that way and I have noticed Brown Stuff on the gravel. I have no idea if it is some kind of algae or just gunk accumulating on the bottom (my cories take no notice.)...

Joined here a few weeks ago and decided to finally post my introduction thread with my setup. I have a nice little ten Gallon with 3 male guppies, 2 cories, and 2 blue gouramis as well as some anachris which has grown huge. I am going to give the larger Gourami to a friend with a 55 gallon tank...

Thanks for the advice guy's, guess I'll just have to stick with these 3 as 9 females is way to much for my tank (and all the babies).

I have looked all across the internet for answers but this case seems to be unique to my tank. I have a 10 gallon tank with 3 male fancies, 2 Gouramis and 2 cories. This weekend I decided to add 3 guppies (1 female and 2 males) and a plant (anachris). The first night and day the new guppies...