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I also keep royal farlowella, and they are really fun to look at, a good alternative to common algae eating fish imo. Mine also feed only on algae in the tank and algae wafers and they are doing great!

Looking how the tank was set up, it seems that the left side was able to reach faster and get all the light creating shadow on the right side.

Any coral will depend on what light you will be using

Hey guys, I have seen mixed opinions on this topic but I feel that its based on a lot of factors, I currently have a pair of 3.5 inch soloman clarkis in a 13.5 with a couple bubble tip anenomes. These are the only stocking. The pair has hosted the anenomes but they don't go far away from the...

Looks like a smokey veil angelfish with a little marble.

Hi guys I just been looking at hans discus and us stendker discus for a while now and it seems like they do not restock too often, is that because of the breeding thats happening that takes a while or do they just start selling as they have a lot to sell at one time?

blue gouramis can handle moderate flow, the most likely reason why your gouramis are not up there is because of territory reasons, if you have 3 blue gouramis in a 65 it gives more territorial and more aggression from one of the gouramis, I highly recommend to up the stocking of your gouramis to...

I would say that having two pairs might work but the chances of it failing are also high, I would recommend keep an eye out on the pairs for a week and if aggression does not change or it gets worse it be better to house one pair.

Aquabid is a good one, I am also raising up blue angel fry but currently selling locally as of now.

Discus grow a lot when they are still small, its advise to feed them a lot and do lots of wc when they are under the 4 inch mark,otherwise they might get stunted. As soon as they get around that size or larger then you can decrease the feedings and wc a little but still need a lot. Larger discus...

If you introduce fish to a tank where an angelfish had already established territory it will be aggressive toward those new fish. I recommend leaving the tank alone for a couple of days and during those days you still see aggression its better to remove the angelfish.

I would switch out the blue rams for bolivan rams, they are a cousin of the blue rams and can go cooler temperatures as blue rams like it about 80 while danios like it below 78.You can keep a trio of honey gouramis but be aware of aggression, and for cories he might have to choose between that...

Wild honeys have a black color that goes along the lower part of their body.

You should get at least get 4-6, it's not overcrowding as it's a only species tank, and lots of room as well for a shoal of pea puffers. Like other fish they might be stressed from being introduced to a new environment, give it a couple of days and it should make a rebound.

They are aggressive because majority of the times people do not keep enough together, you keep more in groups and that decreases the amount of aggression, and plus they are found in schools so keeping a single one is also not good.