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My Aunts tank - YouTube This tank belongs to my Aunt. But I don't recognize the fish.

i have adult fish.

I am going away for a few days (4-days), on a business trip, across the country. I was wondering if my fish will be OK without food?

Right now, i'm leaning towards Oscars. The fact that they have a personality and greets you, makes them more interesting IMO.

I have an empty 225 gallon tank. I need help deciding which is more interesting. Oscar tank - 1 Oscar - 1 severum - 1 leporinus - 6 silver dollars Discus tank - 6 discus - 2 angelfish - 12 rummynose tetras - 4 rams - 8 corydoras

It depends. If the pH, temperature etc... is exactly the same, then it's safe. Also, as long as there is sufficient good bacteria in the filter, and it's not harmed when doing water changes, then it's safe. Having said that, I wouldn't do a 100% water change. I would do several 50% water...

YES! They are basically tropical Goldfish! From my experience, they poop just as much as plecos.

Panda cories are the cutest

keeping Discus. - You cannot be lazy - You cannot be complacent Follow these simple rules. And you will be rewarded with beautiful fish.

This tank looks familiar. Was this tank featured on youtube channel L.A Fish guys with Jim Stimes?

I think a well-planted freshwater setup >>>>>>> saltwater. Saltwater setups are more colorful. But a FW setup can look just as impressive if done correctly.

Not hard per se. They just require a bit more STRICT maintenance. Discus are sensitive fish. And they cannot tolerate poor water quality, unlike hardy fish. So you have to be a little more dedicated if you want to keep them healthy and thriving.

cory aeneus. Bronze Cory. The most common of the corydoras. There is also an albino variety.

what size is your tank? Increase aggression and territorial nature occurs when your tank is too small.

Anubias growing on driftwood is Great for the Angels and Black Ghost knife!

:thanks::thanks::thanks: Couldn't have said it better myself.

2-3 years. They grow very slow.

I found this for YOU :) Common Toadfish, Tetractenos hamiltoni (Gray & Richardson, 1843) - Australian Museum You have the Common Toadfish (Tetractenos hamiltoni) There is also another puffer available legally in Australia. It is the Smooth Toadfish, (Tetractenos glaber) Smooth Toadfish...

OMG - you are from Australia! I'm from Sydney May I ask where you got your Freshwater puffers from? -- I can't find them anywhere (only saltwater varieties) :( Thanks. Your puffers look great!

Why do you need both a Pleco AND catfish ??? Pick only 1. They both have huge bioloads. And poop alot! I personally would pick the catfish. For the rest of your tankmates, choose 1 oddball fish (eel, bichir etc...). Then fill the rest with a small school of silver dollars. 1 Jardini 1...

Giant Gourami ! hehehe

I'm confused. You are adding this to your list? :eek: You don't need that many bottom feeders Trust me, when they reach adult size, there's going to be competition for territory and space. It's better to leave some extra room just in case. And it's more forgiving if you have problems with...

A nice combination for your 55 gallon is... A school of 8 Tiger Barbs, 1 redtail-black shark, 1 gourami. It's a cool biotope setup. In a BIG tank (over 100 gallons), Tiger Barbs and Clown Loaches are the ultimate combination! They are from the same biotope and school together. It's really...

this is normal. They are establishing dominance and territories. As long as each Ram has its own section of the tank, happily eating and there are many hiding places, it should be fine.