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Some dwarf Livebearers I added to my twenty recently.

They are actually Livebearers and I bought them online a few years ago.

Started a second gammarus culture. I got a culture at an aquarium auction last year. I feed them dead leaves from houseplants I grow out of my aquarium. Feed them to my Betta and dwarf Livebearers.

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My Gamarus culture is doing well. I fed them some leaf clippings today. I fed them to my Betta (Chester) and my Dwarf Livebearers (Heterandria formosa). You can see a fry. Cool thing about them is they practice superfetation. So they give birth multiple times within a few days. I've been having...

Dwarf livebearer tank. I fed them baby brine shrimp and they seemed to have a blast. I've been experimenting with new semi aquatic plants. I've also been doing a little stuff with dero worms and daphnia. My gammarus culture is still doing well and I use the water from it for the daphnia.

Pothos mostly

This is my dwarf livebearer colony. I've had them for two years, but recently moved into my 38 gallon. I had them in a ten gallon, but swapped the stock in both tanks. I've had semi aquatic plants with just the roots in the tank since I started the hobby.

Got my tanks in middle school. Turning twenty one this year.

Are those saltwater Guppies? I have seen them before.

Anyone a fan of Fitbit or just any pedometer in general?

Guppies and Least Killifish. I also keep Assassin Snails. I am expecting fry soon from the Guppies.

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I would recommend multiple tanks per strain. Live food water is great for fish. A lot of breeders use live plants like Guppy Grass, or Hornwort. A lot use sponge filters.

You could use Least Killifish. You could have a colony in that size.

You could look into Walstad method. Low stocking will make the tank easier to care for. Semi and aquatic plants help. The biggest tank possible will help. Bigger tanks are more stable.

I would recommend aquatic and semi aquatic plant. They get rid of Ammonia, Nitrite, and Nitrate. They provide a shelter to the fish. If you decide you don't like Guppies, Least Killifish can have a small colony in that amount. I would recommend two fifty percent water changes weekly.

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I feed them a huge mix of foods. I had two fry born with the a different spine problem. The new blood fixed it. .

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My ten gallon Least Killifish tank with Assassin Snails. Above view of my twenty gallon Guppy Assassin Snail tank. My thirty eight gallon future Guppy Colony. I have four Least Killifish in a net. I have a few female Guppies in it. I added some Assassin Snails. I use Pothos in all my tanks.

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How long have you had them?