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You have 2 options- keep(with parents) or separate. Keep Pros- The angelfish fry will learn how to swim with the parents The fry might be helped by the parents Give the parents experience for raising fry Cons- Fry might be eaten from parents Separate Pros- The angelfish fry will not be eaten...

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Yes, you can add some more of them. 14 more can/should suffice. As you said, you would be adding floater plants, I can suggest(elodea, duckweed, red root floaters, and some more plants that are like them). Good luck with this!

Being a person who breeds(accidentally) guppies, this is just coloration. They are to distinct, neat, and organized to be ammonia burns. Good luck!

Yes, internal parasites can spread, and I suggest you quarantine the fish that have it(if most of your tank already has it, I see no point to quarantine if only 1 or 2 fish look fine, as they will be in an environment damaged from the internal parasites), and medicate them. There are quite a few...

You could add some fish that are bottom dwellers(smaller loaches, corydoras, ect), and some larger kind of mid-dweller(bigger kinds of tetra, larger kind of livebearer), and the angelfish would dwell in the middle to top. You could do a planted tank, as all the fish enjoy that kind of...

Neon tetras are small enough the angelfish could eat them. I suggest going for a larger kind of tetra(black neon, bleeding heart tetra, red eye tetra, and so on).

You said it "Overstocked tank ermergency". I suggest you rehome the rainbow fish, some of the killifish(3), and by "sucker cleaner" do you mean a pleco? They need larger tanks as they create so much waste. No, you cannot add 2 more shrimp, first deal with a problem of which you already have on...

Do aquarium bubbles bring some of the water personalities(Ammonia ect), into the air with them? My parents are convinced that my fish tanks are harming my general health, and after doing a google run, I have only found 1 article that says aquariums can be bad for the health(I'm not convinced)...

I suggest you don't, 15 gallon AKA 60 liters is too small for all of those fish. I suggest you upgrade your tank to a 30 gallon or larger.

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I've looked at the FAQ for jarfix, but all there seems to be is the download link. I have watched some videos on how to install it, but none go over this. I have tried, but the JRE leads back to the same page as the Java download.

Brand new computer, trying to download jarfix, yet my computer can't seem to get it right. Does anyone have suggestions? I'm really stumped on this. It worked on my old computer. I also had it working before, but my downloads folder was deleted(long story), and now I'm trying to download...

Welcome to FishLore! I suggest you educate yourself on the aquarium nitrogen cycle, on your profile you say that you don't know that, I suggest you research that. As for your stocking, temperature wise it would be fine at 78-80 f. I would up the hatchet fish school(to 6 or so) hatchet fish love...

No, the parents(in my case) tend to never be aggressive to their fry. I would up the water changes though, plecos poop a lot!

What is the disease and what are you trying to dose it with(what brand of medication)? What are the other animals in the tank(fish and invertebrates)?

What tank size is it, what are the water parameters, and what is the temperature of the tank? That would help stock the tank. You say that you don't know about the aquarium nitrogen cycle(on your profile), so you might be doing a fish in cycle. I suggest you inform yourself about the cycle...

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Shrimp, endlers, maybe some a breeding pair of some kind of fish, betta, ember tetra, pygmy corydoras, and maybe some kinds of killifish. (Obviously not all at once)