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Oscars grow fairly big, usually bigger than an adults hand. A 75 gallon is bare minimum for a Tiger Oscar. I suggest that you rehome him, and find fish suitable for the size tanks that you have. Research is key in fishkeeping. If you arent prepared to keep a fish in its requirements, you dont...

tank is really just too small for the pleco. they need 125 gallons to actually be comfortable..

Nope. despite java fern needing really no light whatsoever, its still better for the plant. plus with the addititon of co2 and ferts, its much better for the plant, so sadly no:/

The tanks are like 1 gallon.

Also, angels are very social fish and i wouldnt reccomend that only one be in the tank.

Basically the point of coloring them is to appeal to young children, and to coy the parents to get a tank for them with glofish. A marketing tool if you ask me.

Sorry, I just now realized i said dyed. i figured they injected them like the black skirt tetras that glow.

Theres 8 pieces of Mopani driftwood in there, and over 15 assorted plants. I think I have that covered!lol

i have a 20 gallon hex myself. having a hard time deciding what to even do with it. :P

No problem Bud. ( no pun intended).lol but yeah, they do look awesome, but in the long run regular would be better. Glad to help.

well, looks like ive got some time to enjoy seeing them grow bigger. is there a reccomended amount for a 55 gallon once they are full size?? ive heard 6 is the max for full sized. i just wanna be sure, so i can rehome them.

In my experiences, the regular danios live longer than the Glofish you see at pet stores. the dye used harms the fish, and they dont live long. in my opinion, i would much rather buy regular danios. and the colored dont school with the regular ime.

Silvertip Cats are out of the question.

Considering that I have no idea how old they were at the store when I got them.

Anyone know how long it takes for angels to pair up?? Their bodies are quarter sized, and i got them somtime between april 22nd and april 25th.

its growing the white mold

I had forgot to mention i have 6 peppered cories in the tank. And since this post i bought 2 more angels of ths same size. Im also getting more cardinals when i ave the change. I did have 5 but two died.

it just needs enough water put in the filter to start up. dont change the pads until they fall apart. not sure if it needs to be in the back, but im sure it does. and no, a filter cant, it should take the ammonia out when the water passes through, unless its too small of a filter for the tank.

I've never had Mopani, I just had driftwood before. I wanted the tannins because I have Angelfish.

This picture was taken about a month ago, its my 55 gallon with 4 young angelfish, 6 serpae tetras, and 6 peppered cories. ill post updated photos later today

I admire the tank:) looks great:)

My local Pet Supplies Plus decided to start carrying Mopani Driftwood :) im so happy!!!!! I've been going there for maybe 10 to 12 months and they just now started, and they have some pretty large pieces. Glad i donthave to order it anymore!!! On a sidenote, what should I expect from it compared...

I have a standard 55 gallon with the following. 2 nickel sized angelfish, 6 serpae tetras, one german blue ram, 3 cardinal tetras and about 5 mystery snails, what should i do as far as stocking this? Thanks!

nothing like modifying it a little.

if it is a giant hygro, itd be okay to let it grow out of the water and let the flowers form?