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That's a male

I will take it

I have my two with two angels and an Oscar

So cute!

Ebay seller trinsfish has them. I have bought many fish from her

I have never seen mine be aggressive towards another fish. Not even a nip. Although I only have similar sized fish in with them.

Wiggles24 2

Um yeah....my congos have some monstrous teeth! Especially my largest male!

They are awesome fish! You will have no idea how beautiful they are until they are full grown. Ime nobody dares mess with them. Although they are peaceful they have some seriously gnarly teeth! I really want to get a couple more

Waaay too many folks competing at the bottom of that tank!

There are blue eyed ones!

I would agree. You need a lot more hiding spots for the babies!

I've had my pair of pandas for a couple years now. They aren't as sensitive as hillstream loaches. They are in fact some of the hardiest fish I've ever had. My tank is tropical with low water flow and they are just fine!

A 20 gallon is too small for Australian rainbows or angels. There are many much prettier species of rainbows that might work in a 20. Such as threadfins, furcatas and celebes. Size wise dwarf neon rainbows would work but they r pretty hyper for a 20

Unfortunately these are common goldfish. You cannot add any tankmates even if you upgrade your tank. A 30+ is ok for fancy goldfish but these guys have the capability to get HUGE. The best thing to do since they are healthy is find someone with a pond and rehome them. Sorry, I know you are...

I don't believe your tank was cycled when you added fish. You are now going through a fish in cycle. You will need to test your parameters daily and do frequent water changes until the tank actually cycles

Goldfish can live at higher temps but it significantly shortens their lifespans. Additionally goldfish DO NOT being in a 10 gallon tank and neither does an angelfish. Even the danios are pushing it.

The op said 4 foot

Yes they do but 12 inches of Ropefish isn't the same as 12 inches of Oscar! A 4 foot tank should be perfectly adequate for them.

Ropefish!

Not true! Ime clown loaches are incredibly hardy as long as they don't catch ich !

Actually u should probably raise ur temp to 88.... I would recommend adding some sort of extra aeration however u find it. Make sure u keep the temp raised for a minimum if a week after all spots are gone. Additionally do s really good job of cleaning (vaccuuming) close to ur substrate. That's...

Its a Molly. 100% sure

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Is the color kind of tan?