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Looks like your fish just cut himself on a rock or something. A closer pic might make it easier to tell.

If you are planning on having trout in this tank here are a few tips: •lots of oxygen/dissolved oxygen •do not take them from the wild get them from a fish hatchery, because the trout will not eat if there wild unless you have a supply of their natural food. • trout in general need water below...

Thanks yeah it's a 46g bow front!

I would love some feedback on my new tank!

Alright sounds like it is better to just keep up with the frozen foods. Thanks!

Just wondering if anyone has done this before, and wondering of its a good idea. The reason being I want to give my big cichlid tank some live food.

Looks like a kind of mbuna a closer pic might make it easer to tell the specific species.

Sorry posted on the rough thread!

Looks like a bully fish you might to ove the hurt fish, or the bully fish

3 weeks sounds normal for holding eggs. It could that the eggs have not been fertilized, and in that case she will just spit them out after about a month.

There are quite a few cichlids that can be kept with community fish. If your fish are only 2.5 in. Rams, and kribs will do fine, but not really sure what your looking for.

As you can see there is no plants or fish now in my new 46 gallon now front. I wondering some cool beginner plants I could put in here and some interesting fish that will enjoy a planted aquarium.

Yeah that sounds like a sweet stock the yanks 46 gallon.

Yeah angles do get big but I have never herd of then eating tetras. The german blue ram would be great and they don't get very big.

Well if you want the lunar light option your going to need a led light. You could pick up one for around $100 put this also depends on the corals you plan on growing.

Well rams are awesome to keep in a community tank, because they are peaceful, and beautiful. Another option is an angle fish which is a type of cichlid. Other than that most cichlids would be to aggressive for your current tank.

In the long run no demosonis get really aggressive and should only be kept with other aggressive cichids.

Any suggestions will be helpful

Number one is a amazon sword.

I have a guppy tank as well, and they breed about once every month. If you leave in the tank they will most Likely get eaten. Or can raise the fry to keep or sell.

Many fish change as they mature,I would look into the specific specie of fish you should find of they change as the fish matures.

Alright thanks!

Thanks! This website looks good and they have a lot of good fish that I could keep in my tank. One more question can just use a regular Florescent light to keep live rock.

So I a few questions as I am new to saltwater. One, I don't want corals just fish to start and maybe some live rock, so i was wondering what fish would be happy in a 30 gallon? Two, what kind lighting will I to kind of lighting would I need to keep the live rock?

Heres my cichlid tank with a red parrot, polini, strawberry peacock, frontosa, demasoni, albino eye eater, auratus,