Let me know if there is anything I should be wary of in this setup.
75 gallon tank.
neon blue dwarf gourami (2)
pearl gourami (2)
boesemani rainbow (6)
american flagfish (2)
german gold ram (2)
cardinal tetra (10)
glow fish (6)
zebra danio (6)
black molly (3)
angelicus botia loach
striata botia loach
pleco (2)
nanus cory cat
sterba’s cory cat
amano shrimps
freshwater clams
Lmk your experiences with any of these! Thanks for the wisdom.
20G Long Planted
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I am videoing my red claw crab when he gets pissed and runs out of my tank through the filter
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One of my sulawesi cardinal (Caridina dennerli.) shrimps shows really dark color. It’s maroon, almost black.
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Science Fiction: Fairy shrimp have a long fossil record, which includes the oldest known Branchiopoda fossil, Rehbachiella kinnekullensis from Orsten marine deposits of Upper Cambrian [500 million years] age. They may have been forced to adapt to life in temporary pools and hypersaline lakes by the radiation of bony fishes in the oceans and freshwater lakes. Seeing Eye Fish (Snapping Shrimp) www.youtube.com 2 Corinthians 9:5 “Therefore I thought it necessary to exhort the brethren, that they would go before unto you, and make up beforehand your bounty, whereof ye had notice before, that the same might be ready, as [a matter of] bounty, and not as [of] covetousness.” The strange partnership between the snapping shrimp and the goby is absolutely necessary if both creatures are to survive. The nearly blind shrimp relies on the goby, a small fish, in the same way a blind person relies on his Seeing Eye dog. The goby relies on the safety of the complex tunnel system the shrimp digs. The shrimp is well designed for digging. Once a tunnel is started, the shrimp can dig a burrow large enough for both itself and the goby within a few hours. Each of its five pairs of legs is specialized. The first pair of claws is designed for carrying sediment out of the burrow. The second pair of legs is designed to probe for and clean objects as well as scratching sediment from walls. Pairs three, four and five are walking legs that also work well for scratching material from tunnel walls. On …
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10 Gallon Freshwater Shrimp Tank and 29 Gallon Freshwater Community Tank. Both tanks planted (includes java moss, corkscrew valis, amazon swords are main plants).
i have a 75 gallon freshwater medium planted aquarium. right now i have around 30 neon tertas,10cardinal tertas,20 adolfio corydoras,5 striped khuli loaches,6 skirt tetras,6 sepraes,1 bristle nose pleco, and 20 ghost shrimp that i have no idea where they came from. just to inform you all of my fishes are juvenile and are only around a 1 inch big except for the adolfio corydoras as i had them for about 2 years. so right now i have a bunch of small schooling fish and i want to add a few larger peacefull fishes, as the ones i have now would barely max out 2 inches. so i need to find around 1-3 decent sizedcommunityy fishes that wont harm my other fishes, my water is 6.7 ph lvl, with 0 nitrites, nitrates and ammonia, and the water is soft. i have a lot of plants with a 6700k lighting thats on for around 14hrs with doublefiltrationn( 2 power filters) so if you guys can give me any ideas on what fish i should get, i will award you with 10 points!
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