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Like rivercats said, just get three and if they pair exchange or give the odd one away. It's really your only option as a 45 gallon cannot hold 6+ full size adults which is how many you need to spread the aggression out in a school. I tried 4 when I first started keeping angels and it was a real...

I prefer old school but do use both in one tank. The digital is just as accurate so far but only have had it for a yr. didn't pay much for t either, like 10$ I think.

Decent light, horrible design for the legs that attach to the tank. I can't put my glass top on because it goes on the inside and outside of the lip of the glass.

I have 4 angels with some cherry barbs, neon tetras, and rainbows. My bottom feeders are Cory's, a lf bn pleco, and some ottos. Heavily plant to avoid any fighting between the angels and you end up with a beautiful active tank.

That would worry me as it could be putting all that pressure on one part of your tank, could be why your seal was going bad so frequently. My dad had a tank that he couldn't get level so he used a piece of wood under the tank when he figured out his floor was warped.

Ghost knife is a definite no, I would do a angelfish/community tank. I have three tanks and my 90 gallon angel tank is my favorite.

Hmmm.... What about some rainbows? They are my favorite schooling fish, beautiful color and pretty active.

I would boil it at least one more time, if the water is clear after then it should be good to go.

I refuse to buy from petco or petsmart, no way I would ever buy from wal-mart either. Just go in one of these and start asking questions about the fish, their responses are almost always wrong in some way. If you can, find a local store that only sells fish, you may pay a little more but it's...

Yes dojo loaches will tear some snails up, I had that cleaned out a 36 gallon that had a bad snail problem.

It can be done, but not in a ten gallon. IMO a ten gallon is not big enough for one angel, certainly not with a school of fish with it. The Angel might be small now, but they grow fast if taken care of correctly.

Thank you guys for the info, rivercats your tank is amazing. Very similar to what I have pictured for mine, I have a lot of work to do, but after seeing yours i know it will be worth it.

They do nothing for your tank except promote algae growth.

I am looking to add different colors to my tank, all the plants I have now are all green. I was thinking about looking for some reds and maybe other colors as well. Any suggestions for a some colorful plants for my tank? 90 gallons No C02 as I have a wet/dry filter Temp will be 78-82 Have...

Well that depends on where you live, states have different laws for what fish you can have. If would say a snakehead would have to be pretty high on the list.

No worries, he will come out and feed on the algae when he gets hungry.

I don't know why I can't put a pic right side up. Frustrating.

Maybe this one wont be upside down.lol

Here is an update, sorry pics don't look all that great.

What did you feed them? I have had success with first bites from petco/petsmart in a bind. Usually live baby brine shrimp is best but hard to do.

This is just me but I would go with discus or angels, with some small schools of other fish. I'm going to try to do both in my 90 gallon tank, I know some say its a bad idea but I have always wanted to try.

I had a 36 gallon bowfront, sand heavily planted tank. I had a 7 angels quarter size, 2 double fin fancy plecos, 4 Cory cats, 2 swordtails, 3 mollies, 6 neon tetras, and 5 cherry barbs. Way too much even though I had a filter for a 55 gallon tank. Won't make a mistake like that again, learned my...

I learned this lesson the hard way, overstocked a tank and killed everything in it. I was doing 50% wc twice a week but still happened. Save yourself the headache and cash, understock and overfilter.

Plecos find a cozy spot and hide, its just what they do. Make sure you are feeding it algae disc or something.

I think it's just melting from the change in environment, they bounce back after awhile. I hade one that melted down to the roots but can back after a month or so.