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Lets assume that the landlord says yes, you get a team, move in the tank, set it up. The a few years go by- what are the chances that they will change their mind? I would play this safe and get a smaller tank, like a 75 or an 55. Good luck!

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They do not breed in freshwater, they breed in brackish water.

I would say yes.

You are not crazy, just extremely brave! This was a great idea!!!!! Just a question, how much was the price tag? I got 10 shrimp for 30 dollars :/ This looks amazing!

Could we get an image of the tank and the betta?

Yes it is possible, but beware the baby fry! Make sure there is someone/some place that is willing to take them, to IF you have too many, but WHEN. Good Luck!

No, but ebay/online may be the best of buying fish if none of you lfs have high quality fish.

It may just be a bad source of fish. They(whoever you are buying it from) may just have low quality cardinals.

Breeding angelfish isn’t difficult, but has many different ways to breed them. I will not be going over specific kinds of angelfish breeding, but how to breed the species of angelfish as a whole. Requirements The tank requirements are a bit murky, but 40 gallons for breeding seems to be a good...

I like cheap substrate, and Home Depo sells play sand, just wash it a bit, and it's amazing! 5 dollars for 50 pounds. I have some in my 75 gallon with corys in it.

I doubt it would have toxins, just do the normal boil and soak. It will also lower ph. Good luck!

I would not use medication, just a heads up. Second lower the light levels, keep the lights on for 6-8 hours, and do water changes often. Also try cleaning with a brush as well. Good luck!

Shrimp(I know it sounds boring, but is much more fun then fish at some points ._.)? Good luck!

I wouldn't suggest it on a smaller tank, like 29 gallons and below. If you had good filtration and low stocking, with a stable tank, it might work, though I wouldn't put my money that it is better than a normal wc schedule. Just my 2 cents.

I second both above me, add crushed coral. Also, investing in you own testing kit would be much better. Good Luck!