Recent content by RyanC14

I think it refers to the 5th amendment.

I wouldn't say I lie to my mom, but I don't tell her about everything I buy. I just hope she won't question the new 20g or any of the new fish in it

As people have said above, smaller nano fish especially herbivores would be ideal. I think otocinclus and various snails would be the best. Micro rasboras, smaller tetras, and endlers may also work, but they will eat some babies.

More frequent water changes to remove excess nutrients could help. Do you know your water parameters? Also, do you know what kind of algae it might be?

Age: 15 Favorite hobby: fish/animal keeping or gaming Favorite food: bubble tea, sushi, street tacos, seafood Favorite fish tank: All of them!

I've found Flourish Excel kills it off pretty quickly, I only dosed it once weekly after water changes and it completely disappeared.

These are all cool ideas, but I'm not sure if I want another schooling fish as of now. The clown killifish sound really cool as well. I think I might go with a pea puffer or clown killifish and maybe a planted terrarium with some native arthropods. Thanks for the ideas, everyone!

Good ideas! I'll think about those. Idk where to get pygmy sunfish though. I'm not too interested in breeding fish, especially since most of my tanks are fully stocked anyways. My tanks' stocking lists are in my aquarium details. Thanks for the idea!

You could probably add a bn without any issues. I've found that my bn and cories get along well.

I thought about that too, I forgot to mention that I already have a 5g with cherries though. Maybe I'll get a different type of shrimp. I've always been kind of interested in pea puffer.s I have a tub full of snails to feed them too. If I did only pea puffers in the 5g how many could I have in it?

As the title says I have two 5g aquariums, both of which have functioning hoods/lights. I don't really want to get more bettas, cherry shrimp or endlers though. Any ideas on what I could use the tanks for?

I personally don't think you're overstocked at all. You could add a few more cherry barbs and cories if you wanted. Maybe for a centerpiece, you could try a trio of honey gouramis.

You could up the school of kuhlis to at least 15. Are you planning on keeping both male and female guppies or just one sex?

I have pandas and pygmys in alkaline water (about 8.2 pH). They are all doing well and my pandas have successfully bred a few times!

KuhlI loaches, sterbaI cories or bronze/albino cories are all good options.