I've been out of it for the past 5 years

Fiosco345

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Last time I was hear I was going off to college and had to sell my 5 gallon and all the things in it. And today I just set up this 40 breeder. My plan is to have a nice vibrant community in here. Harley’s diamond tetras a trio of pearl gouromi and some amano shrimp. What do we think

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Nice my only concern is..is that big rock balanced up there on top?
Because if it was to fall in the right direction you would have quite a big mess to clean up lol.
 
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Nice my only concern is..is that big rock balanced up there on top?
Because if it was to fall in the right direction you would have quite a big mess to clean up lol.
The wood flat on top. So it should stay unless I have a fish strong enough to dislodge it. But the filter is in the other edge of the tank. And it’s only here until the wood stops thing to run way lol
 

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Besides maybe a few CoryCats, it might best to leave well enough alone. Interestingly, I paired up my Diamond Tets with Harlequins in my 33g long. The two fish groups get along fine and are at different zones in the tank which is cool.
 
What I should have said was to leave well enough alone, but add to the shoals of each. Maybe add 4-5 black skirts and 10 Harlequins. Those larger shoals in that gorgeous tank would be awesome imho.
 
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