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I think a few male endlers would be great.

I have 6 different African peacock cichlids with my pictus.

Pictus can get pretty big. I wouldn't put 5 or 6 in a 50 gallon. I have 4 in my 55 and i feel like any more would definitely be pushing it. 3 of them are about 8 inches and one is about 5 or 6 inches, and they're very active. I would do about 3 or 4 in a 50 gallon. Edit: pictus also have very...

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Neon tetras definitely don't need a black light. There are some tetras similar to glofish that look better under black light but i believe those are usually skirt tetras. Personally i recommend either neons or cardinals, they're very similar but i like the cardinals coloring a little better. I...

He probably bought his from petsmart lol. Petco also sells mopani in both the fish and reptile sections, but they're the same exact thing.

I second the endlers, they're really awesome little fish :)

I had fin rot in my guppy tank awhile ago, and I used furan 2 and it took care of it very quickly.

What kind of rotala?

Yes, but the traps can stress the momma out, so I wouldn't leave her in there more than about 2 days.

When they are about to give birth they will be very square looking. The gravid spot will probably be dark most of the time you have the fish, except right after giving birth.

I bought floramax for $10 per bag at petsmart if that helps you out at all

hey guys just wanted to give you an update, i ended up going with a zoomed quad t5ho fixture, which after ordering I realized might not have been the best idea because it doesn't have very good reflectors. But it was only like $120 and my plants seem to be doing very well. I just ordered pps pro...

I prefer to not put the momma guppies in the breeding traps because it tends to stress them out, and if they're stressed it can cause them to either delay birthing or to abort, and I would catch as many fry as possible and put them in the trap. But if you want to put the guppy in the trap wait...

I would go with a net breeder, i believe the brand of the one i have is Marina.

I've had 2 adf's in a community tank since January, and I've never specifically fed them. They were originally in a 10 gallon, and after a month were moved to my 55 gallon community tank and both look fat and happy.

Any community fish should be fine with cories. Guppies, mollies, tetras, danios, gouramis, and more.

Seachem garlic guard. It's a liquid that i put on any frozen foods i feed my fish.

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They're not endlers, it might be an endler guppy hybrid though.

Endlers aren't guppies, just closely related.

I use seachem root tabs and my root feeding plants do great, although i don't have any swords. My guess would be that it's just your plants adjusting to your tank.

mine don't, unless the sponges get clogged up.

In your filter

If you want to get smaller fish but you're scared they will get sucked up then just put a sponge over the filter intake.