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Farm Raised Fresh Water Prawn in 90Gal custom made holding tank.
I am trying to decide which fish to put in my 10 gallon tank (after it finishes cycling) I am new to this so I would like easy fish. I already have a betta which I would like to try in the community tank, but I can put him back in his bowl if he wont get along. I like potbellied mollies and platies but how many of each do I have to get. One website said 8, 3males 5 females. I dont have a lot of space being a 10 gallon tank. I love ghost shrimp, but will the mollies or platies eat them? Im not trying to breed them so I dont care if they eat the fry. I kind of want a frog but I heard they are difficult to keep alive. I will not be adding all of my fish at once. Just a few at a time. Any other suggestions?
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For over a year and a half Ive had a 30 gallon freshwater fish tank. It’s cycling great and the water has good parameters. Currently I have one 2.5 inch pleco, 5 gold barbs(3 of them very small), and 5 ghost shrimp. Ive had many ordinary fish in thepast and I’m hoping to add some amazing fish to my tank, but not have them eat my other fish. Please give me any names or pictures of great fish to get or suggested fish websites that are good to order from/ reliable, or other places to get some really great fish. I love all of my fish and I am completely satisfied and happy with my curerent fish. So I’m fine with no comments, but I’m just looking for a few great fish that will love my tank. Any suggestions would help. Thanks.
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I have had alot of issues cycling my 45 gallon tall. The levels have gone crazy. after numerous water changes and a month of cycling. the levels are now almost in check;)
Ammonia: 0
Nitrites: WAY off the chart.
Nitrates: 20 or under.
How can i get the nitrites down. should I just continue water changes? its been up over a month. I thought i would have fish in it by now. How much longer would you say i have to go? its a 45 gallon tall , freshwater and will be used for tiger barbs/sunset platies/red cherry shrimp.
thanks
I have been adding API stress zyme and fish food. but stopped once the nitrites went crazy. in search of a real answer who doesnt just toss links up and hope for points. thanks
The tank is fishless cycling to the first answer. and all my other tanks are sensibly stocked and cycled just fine. get a life and get over yourself.
I have a 2.5 gallon tank that I am cycling now. How many shrimp could I put in there? Answer these 3 questions, please.
1. How many Ghost Shrimp could I put in there?
2. How many bamboo shrimp could I put in there?
3. List a few of low-maintenance freshwater shrimp that I could put in my tank and tell me how many I could put in there?
Thanks for all the help!
