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I plan on stocking a bamboo shrimp with 4 or 5 ghost shrimp and was wondering if they would get along. I'll be getting a full grown bamboo shrimp and younger ghost shrimp. Bamboo shrimp are filter feeders without claws, but i'm more concerned about the ghost shrimp stressing him out too much...

Rubberlips...they only get about 4"...

I've got silver tips and bloodfins at the moment. Not a big fan of the neons.

I'm using a piece of filter media from an other tank, so cycling should be rather short... I have a bio-wheel and using a double filter carbon/coral media. Sand substrate (could be changed to something else if needed). Was considering a planted tank, but I've never had a planted tank before and...

Right now my tank has no live plants. The fish seem to be doing well. My tank is 1+ year old and I've been looking for some sort of change. No idea on where to start if I want a planted tank... 29 Gal, 79°/80°F, Freshwater, Bio-wheel 200, Full Spectrum Light 10 hours/day, Sand Substrate...

I'm looking for SOME SORT of invertebrate in my freshwater tank. I was originally thinking some sort of shrimp (ghost shrimp??), but now I'm open to the idea of crayfish...but I'm afraid he'll eat my fish!! Any ideas? 29 Gal, 79°/80°F, Bio-wheel 200, NO live plants, Sand, Ammonia 0ppm...

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Every fish has it's own personality. Some bettas might get aggressive, some might not. I've never had luck with bettas and guppies in the same tank, but other people have. It really does depend from individual fish to the next. However, bettas tend to be aggressive towards other "flashy" fish...

I test it at home. I don't trust the strips. Every time I go to the pet store to have it tested, they say my nitrates are over the roof and try to sell me some kind of "solution." I've been testing my water at home for over a year with no false results yet. Tested the water again just a few...

Whoops...Nitrates at 5ppm And yes the tank has been cycled...established for over a year with no water problems

29 Gal, Bio-wheel, 79°/80°F, Ammonia 0ppm, Nitrite 0ppm, Nitrate 0ppm, Sand, No Live Plants 4 Silver Tip Tetras 4 Bloodfin Tetras 1 Rubber Lip Pleco 1 Double Tail Halfmoon Betta Was thinking about getting 5 or 6 Cherry Barbs and 2 or 3 Corys (not sure what kind yet). Kind of want some shrimp...

He seemed to be alright when I went to bed last night, but this morning when I turned on their light, my RTS was belly up at the bottom. :( Other fish seem to be okay and my water tests came back good. Did a 50% water change and am fasting the fish for a day. Let's hope whatever killed my baby...

You only have to rinse them off...filters don't "go bad" they just collect a lot of junk...wash the junk off and you have a "just like new" set of filters...

Ammonia, nitrite, and nitrate????? What kind of test kit do you have that doesn't test for those?? PH???

You really shouldn't change the bio wheel or the filters that often. They contain the "good bacteria" that break down your waste. When you take out that bio filter, you're basically starting over.

When you put the fish in the tank the NH3, NO2-, and NO-3 should have been at 0ppm...

Did you cycle the tank when setting it up??

Freshwater aquarium salt... I've been told that it's bad by some and good by others. Opinions?

He's going in a 55 gal as soon as he's big enough not to get picked on by the other fish in that tank. He's about 2" right now. Just a baby :( Picture vv http://www.aquariumadvice.com/forums/members/66832-albums10273-picture42724.jpg

My new baby shark!

He's in a 29 Gal with 4 Bloodfins, 4 Silver Tips, 1 double tailed half moon betta, and 1 Rubber Lip Pleco. I've tested the water and my ammonia, nitrites, and nitrates all look good. He only did it for about an hour on and off. He seems to have calmed down now. Occasionally he'll shoot out of...

I raised them together from babies so they've always been together...that probably helps!!

I have silver tips with my bloodfin tetras and they get along just fine! They actually school together. You could always try it out, but remember, each fish has it's own personality and will react differently with others...