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looks great,the badis don't bother the shrimp? i have a fluval 5 gal.with CRS looking to add small fish also

i recently switched my 55 gal.and added 4 small (under 3 inch)Parachromis friedrichsthalii,with 3 silver dollars.i hope to get a pair,will upgrade as they grow.for now i was hoping to be able to tell what gender i have,any possible guesses,or things i should look for?

sounds like that would hold enough,i would check the PH,then after adding the full bag,check PH once a week

there seems to be many kinds of africans that would love than high PH.i remember 5 years ago,while keeping africans,i had about 10-15.research will help,keeping the losses to a minimum.i know yellow labs fall lower on the aggression scale.look into the peacocks and africans from lake tanganyika

here are some of my current fish,except to trimac.sadly was lost during the recent storm/power outage.

Glove!!!

Ha, he already drew blood, while cleaning the tank. Now I wear A long arm love

How big is the parrot now? Is he aggressive? Firemouth, or convict could work

Female jag crossed with a male Texas. accident when they shared a tank. So I grew out of few babies,5 yrs ago

shrimp would be good,or maybe a dwarf crawfish

i just got a fluval 5.5gal kit,has led light,filter built onto the tank.great for nano stuff,i put in cherry red shrimp.petsmart had it,but i think cheaper to search online

you can buy cut to fit type foam or pads also

this is my 12 inch jagXtexas hybrid-he's nuts!

his 75 gal. tank is pretty simple,he moves everything to his liking.he is a crazy 12 inch jagXtexas

How about 2 more of each?

That is too many aggressive fish in a 55.when the become adults,it will be overcrowded.that won't take long before they pack on some size.I would stick to one pair in the 55

I would go with big SD for dithers,or tinfoils.maybe remove the RT,rescape,then add,2 or 3 bigger cichlids.texas could work,or boucorti.another SA option would be parrot fish,(true parrot) but they would need to be bigger than RT.maybe 3 big ones? They do better in groups

Hi,I have keep australian rainbows before,from what I have heard you can keep multiple species of rainbows but I think it would look better with 1 species.is the tank 36 inches long? They do better in numbers.here is an idea,get the dwarf rainbows.maybe 12 or more and they stay small

Hi everyone,been in the hobby over 10 yrs.started with some native fish I caught here in NJ.then keep african cichlids,now I keep SA and central american cichlids.90 gal.growout w/chocolates,geo.brasiliensis,heterospilas,and odessa barbs.75 gal.solo fish-hybrid 12 inch jagXtexas.55 gal.blue...