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Whenever i need to get rid of fish, i post them on craigslist, either in the free category or in the Pets category. It is against their rules, but its usually up long enough for people to see. I never have to wait more than a day for people to inquire and since they are getting them for free...

Here is the tank if it matters.

I currently have a 55 gallon FW tank with the following inhabitants: 3 Pictus Cats 1 Honey Gourami 1 Denison Barb I plan on adding 4 more Denison Barbs, but I feel the tank will still be a little empty. My question is this: What else can I put in the tank? I want a somewhat larger fish...

I've had them for about 2 months now... Do I have to do something for it to adapt other than submerging it?

Thank you. How long should it take for it to change leaves?

I have normal looking wisteria in the same tank. The leaves are completely different. The unknown species grows so much better than my wisteria. And yes, I planted the aluminum in a pot and put it near my aquariums. During my water changes, I'll water the aluminum.

Thanks for the help. I'm really pissed off that my LFS would sell me a non aquatic plant. Anyways thanks for the help.

It has teardrop shaped leaves with white streaks on them. The next one is low growing and has long brownish-red colored leaves.. The last one reminds me of water wisteria but is a little different. Any help is appreciated. Thanks for your time.

I have owned a DG before but it never stayed near the surface. Maybe my water was just so well-oxygenated ;). I love the opaline gourami. A little off topic but why is the giant gourami so small?

Thanks. That is exactly what I am looking for. The only fish I were aware of that stayed near the surface were Danios and hatchetfish. I am considering the gourami. Would you recommend a specific type?

I just got a new 55 gallon tank for Christmas. I was wondering if these fish would work once full sized. AqAdvisor said it would work but I'm wondering if they'll have enough room/ territory. 5 Pictus Catfish 5 Roseline Barbs 1 Large surface fish So far I have fish for the bottom and middle of...

I have a marineland biowheel 400. But it doesn't produce a very strong current. Do plants mind the current as long as they aren't uprooted?

I just got a new 55 gallon tank (I think). The inhabitants will be 3 Hillstream Loaches, 6 Roseline Barbs, and 3-5 bamboo shrimp (depending how cheap they are). Now my questions; 1.) What else can I put in my tank? 2.) all of these fish like/need a current, how do I produce a strong current...

I found out what a native tank is. The only problem is that it's winter right now where I live. Plus I've heard it's difficult to acclimate a wild fish to captivity. Good idea though.

Native?

Is there a way to make blackwater other than continuously adding driftwood?

Thanks that is exactly what I am looking for. The Amazon biotope seems a little too broad for my liking, is there a similar biotope with less species?

Hello all, I got a 55 gallon tank for Christmas. I want to do something new and have decided to make my theme a bog styled aquarium. Slow water flow, lots of driftwood, subdued lighting, somewhat *murky* water. I was thinking about doing a biotope but don't know which region fits the bill...

We'll anyways thanks for the help. I'll post pics in a month or so once it's set up.

I assume you found these species on LiveAquaria. Most are too big for a 75. Plus with oddball species like the ones you listed, you have to feed them live food frequently. It becomes very expensive after a while. I suggest New world Cichlids. They are full of energy and quite entertaining...

Would I ever see them?

I saw some Farlowella at the store. Would they work in my tank?

Are plecos more active in larger tanks? If not, is there an alternative to them?

Are Cory cats nocturnal? I made the mistake of buying Upside Down Catfish a while back and never saw them. Btw, I appreciate the help.

Well I'm doing a dirt tank so I'll probably use gravel.