Hi, i'm Wendy. I have been reading forum posts for a while, but just joined a couple

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I have a ten gallon tank that's been set up for about six months and seems to be well cycled. It is a fresh water set up. I started with a five gallon I have limited experience as an adult. When I was a teen I had a ten gallon fresh water tank. With tiger barbs, sword tails a Kissing gourami and an Aquatic frog. It seemed easy to keep the tank running then.
It was a lot different this time. I don't remember cycling my first tank and so just set up this one and went with it. I test my water once a week and all my parameters are good and have been from the beginning,but I will admit that I have lost fish. Going from a five gallon to a ten gallon has helped and things have been stable for the last four months. I now have three sword tails, one Panda Cory,and another dark Cory and One Molly,I had started out with three Molly,but lost two the one I have now was a bit of a bully. I got the three sword tails after I lost the two Molly. After reading a bit I realize that I really need a twenty gallon tank, which I will be getting in the fall. I want these guys stay stable for a while before I move them.IMG_0159.jpg
 
Welcome to the community. I agree though as a kid when I had tanks they seemed easy now as an adult I may over think a lot of things making things a lot more difficult sometimes but there is always a solution to every problem. When I joined here I didn't thought I was just going to do a lot reading but everyone was very welcoming and willing to help me though some of my issues I was having. Looks like you got a nice 10g set up going though. Sorry for your losses along the way but there is always something to learn from them. A 20g tank is going to open a whole new world of possibilities especially a 20g long tank. Feel free to ask any questions or join in on any conversations
 
Hi! I admit I was a little startled when I read the title of your post--my name is also Wendy. Nice to meet you!
 
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