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what are their interests or hobbies? maybe you could get them interested by relating what they like to that? or telling them the benefits of having a bigger tank? not sure tho im not the best at persuading people

hope it goes well for you! thats a beautiful scape

thanks for clarifying. ive been seeing some people say that a minimum of 10 is required

youre welcome! ive always loved mosses, though i dont have much luck with my christmas moss

betta arent social but they are pretty big for 5 gallons...theyre like 3 inches? i have a spare 5 gallon, and i was wondering if its good to get a betta for it. im not sure if it might be too small?

how many would you recommend keeping?

its l tall

i really would like to get corydoras for my 20 gallon, but im not sure which one to get ammonia nitrite both zero nitrate-20 ph-7.3 gh-150ppm kh-unknown temp-73-75 its a 20 gallon lightly planted with cherry shrimp planning to make it community tank would like a hardy species

perhaps he was discolored due to stress at the store and now that hes better hes getting more colorful? im not that experienced on bettas tho haha what are you keeping him in?

endlers livebearers?

off topic but that java moss is gorgeous

females have large saddles to carry eggs, so those are def females. if you see her fanning any little white spots with her back legs, those are def eggs oh and those little back legs are called Pleopods or Swimmerets so cute!

a varied diet is key if you start feeding her different kinds of foods she might gain her color back. some foods you can add that arent pellets or flakes- peas with the skin removed, bloodworms, and brine shrimp (live, frozen, or freeze-dried) gorgeous fish btw!

im not sure. i dont see any eggs. if they are berried its pretty obvious, you can see the eggs clearly. watch the shrimp for a little, if you see them moving eggs around (shrimp turn their eggs to prevent fungal infections) theyre 100% berried. its kinda hard to tell with darker red shrimps

i recommend honeys over dwarf, honeys are less aggressive. im pretty sure dwarfs are more prone to illness bc of inbreeding

hopes it goes well for you ! happy birthday

welcome to fishlore! im not sure about the stocking but i can give you some advice on cycling BB grows on surfaces, everywhere in your tank. but if you leave a tank sitting for 6 weeks nothing will happen, to feed the bacteria so it grow enough to sustain the bioload youll be adding, you need to...

beautiful tank! love the driftwood

I think youll be alright, especially if you have snails or shrimp theyll eat them right up. id say just make sure there isnt any food dried on the rim anymore...im not sure how long those ants will stay tho, at least their exoskeletons

would african dwarf frogs be suitable? would african dwarf frogs be suitable