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the koi are too big for that tank,, and you need chemicals for the water, regular tap water contains chemicals that will kill the fish. but tell them to get a pong cause that is way too small for koi Sent from my iPad using Aquarium Advice

catfish... hard to decide cause sometimes catfish eat the other fish so im going to have to look into that for you Sent from my iPad using Aquarium Advice

everglade pygmy sunfish maybe if you wanna buy their food, danios may not be an impression at the fish store but they are loads of fun, dwarf flame gouramis are great too, and cichlid wise the smallest id go would be convict cichlid and when they grow get smaller ones Sent from my iPad using...

btw, i love the fish, especially the tiger oscar, my second favorite south american cichlid after jack dempseys Sent from my iPad using Aquarium Advice

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cichlids are herbivoures Sent from my iPad using Aquarium Advice

they are worms... decrease the amount of lighting and maybe a tad on feeding, mighteven wanna scoop a net through there if you are really desperate Sent from my iPad using Aquarium Advice

i have a jack dempsey and mbuna cichlid together but thats just horrid Sent from my iPad using Aquarium Advice

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let it soak in hot water for 20 minutes, and it should be good to go. ive heard of crushed coral substrate so why not dead coral decoration.... but ive never used it so wait for someone that has Sent from my iPad using Aquarium Advice

you dont need a license to breed but you need i license for people to come into your home and look at fish and then buy them Sent from my iPad using Aquarium Advice

any chance you know how many gallons it is? 10? 30? medium tell us zip. what fish too? keep themin there for 3 weeks at the very least then you can add 1-2-3 fish at once Sent from my iPad using Aquarium Advice

im not sure if i helped much but you might want to buy 6 regular plecos and see what happens out of the bunch... keep the healthiest 1 er 2 then trade the others in for store credit. Sent from my iPad using Aquarium Advice

if your fish is peaceful enough you could possibly add a platy or molly or small tetras... but the bettas attitude must cooperate Sent from my iPad using Aquarium Advice

the third one is a kribenses Sent from my iPad using Aquarium Advice

breed convict cichlid and discus, discus go for a lot of money and convicts breed easy, but you have to get licenses if you are okay with that, fish have a lot of behind the scenes Sent from my iPad using Aquarium Advice

they both look like males,,,, should be quite obvious, but i could be wrong,,, but the hump tells me something especially when its 7 months old Sent from my iPad using Aquarium Advice

ive experienced the same thing with some plecos.. strange deaths when the water is fine and i take care of the tank they just realize they are 2 years old and need to die.... never had a pleco made it over 2 years they die after about a year n a half. idk really Sent from my iPad using...

the fish are about 1 n a half inches long right now, nothing huge and dont worry i know that in the future they wont fit in a 55 but im going to pick up more tanks and even it out but its working for the time being. but in the future the fish will grow fast and changes will be made... this is...

the feeder fish will go in 20 gallon tub with an extra pump n light. a regular kribensis cichlid was stabbed by the dorsal fin of a south american cichlid, all the fish are in a 55 but once again in about 8 months to 14 months ill get a 30 gal tank for the africans

im not sue how to send photos on here from an ipad mini, ive tried doesnt work out ,but i do have a jack dempsey a texas cichlid pink and black convict an eartheater a red devil a male n female jonhansi cichlid an orange mbuna cichlid of some sort a blue kribenses and 2 regular kribenses but one...

today i had an unexected puncture to a african cichlid,,, a couple of my fish have spikes on their doral fins and he was chasing them around in a play(not agression) and stabbed himself but i dont think it was any sort of agression, but as they get larger after the 30 gal tank ill put my largest...

I have been in the aquarium hobby for 5 years and ive accumilated 3 tanks that ive done a lot with and have been through a lot, i have 55 gallon new world and african cichlids and they do great! but as the juviniles get larger im going to get a 30 gallon long for the africans. then the 55 for...

maybe some danios as a first fish in the 10 gallon tank, but always the possibility of evrglade pygmy sunfish,,, they are quite intresting but picky.... i love dwarf flame gouramis that would work, but to eat shrimp? ive seen some madtom catfish demolish shrimp.

try an earth eater cichlids..... maybe some larger growing amano shrimp too, but if your cichlids are large use loaches preferable clown loaches