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Yes I agree, I don't want overcrowding but I also don't want the tigers to kill each other lol, and I do have some plants but not many... there are lots of room for the tigers to swim arround... 10 to 13 sounds like a good number since that will be the only species in there besides a pleco

True huh I will keep that in mind... they are not nice fish... cause good, I like lots of tigers could be cool Was thinking 12 to 13 tiger barbs and a bristolnose pleco

That sounds fun or perhaps just the tigers and pleco to keep everyone happy... I am running a 45 gal capacity fulval canister filter on a 36 inch 30 gal tank

I do like the Tigers and would like a bottom feeder such as as bristolnose plec. Ideal would be tigers, Zebra danios, and as plec... some combo of that

All I really want is activity and color... open to different species... I do like pleco tho and I was thinking only tigers with perhaps a bristolnose pleco. But I just want all fish to be happy. different colors of tiger barbs... Dainos can be cool also... now I just need to work on a good...

Really? Just 7 tiger barbs in a 30 gal tank... like.... NOTHING else? ... kinda bare... no?

Do you think a 30 gal long is big enough for a pleco?

I have herd of ppl keeping corys with tiger barbs... do you think I should stick with tiger barbso and how many can live comfortable in a 30 long?.

Setting up a new 30 gal long. Done fish less cycle and just added 3 then 4, for new total of 7 to the tank... can I add anything else or is that enough... was thinking of adding some Cory... was wondering if I could add some corys and still add either some more tiger barbs or perhaps a school of...

cool, and blaze i do lol. how bout the type of pleco ive never seen one like this

i think im gonna steer clear of gurami for now maybe the pair of german blue rams with some kind of tetra maybe red eye tetras

not shure the type of pleco but heres a pic

here sry

My pleco needs a name, and any ideas on what type. I don't know because he was given to me by a friend nameless... Can u believe it lol

if i find male and female gurami (they dont have to be dwarf) thats ok right????

i was thinking 2 dwarf guramis

i like the blueram idea..... how big do they get and would i be able to add a gurami or 2 along w/ the blue rams???

thanks but are u talking about adding all these fish or is it a pick one sitcheation plus i already have a school of neons tetras in another tank.... what about daynos

hey so ive had my tank setup for about a year now. but i cant decide what to stock it with. now i in there now, a cory cat that survived the cycling process, and is doing verry well i happy to say and a pleco that was given to me by a friend because he couldent care for it any more...

Exelent I'm still undecided if I wanna do a fish in or fishless cycle... Fish in is more work but I like looking at fishies not water lol plus I just did a fish in cycle for a 10 w/ platys and they turned out just fine. I may even move them to the 20... After it cycles of course,I don't wanna...

What about guppies are they hardy enough for a cycle cause I think I wanna keep guppies instead of tetras there nicer looking IMO and I here they breed well and like I said I have a hungry crayfish who loves to catch Rosie goldfish :-)

For shure I have a test kit the API master test kit and I have tested my tap water 0 ppm. Just want u to know I have done a fish in cycle before with much success. But I haven't done a fishless and I test all my water. Tap water: ammo: 0ppm NitrItes: 0ppm NitrAtes: 0ppm Ph: 7.2 My new empty...

OK shure takes less time right... There is actually a bit of ammonia in there already because I used old rocks from an old discarded tank... I cleaned them but apparently it wasent enough so I have been thinking of doing a fishless cycle. But do u think I shouldn't use the rocks. The water was...

OK so what do u guys think about 4 neon or black skert tetras to start off the cycling process. I do plan on keeping a schooling fish in the tank. Or maibe guppies cause they bread fast and I have a hungry crayfish. Any thoughts

I just did another test now 4 hours after a water change and the ammonia in my empty tank is almost 2 ppm tap water is 0 I can only assume that it is the old rocks from an old childhood tank that was left to evaporate away in the basement and never thought of agan. I cleaned them but I guess...