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Well, that was unexpected....2 of the 3 Pale white gouramis with a stripe in the middle got darker and now resemble a wild honey gourami with a darker bottom half. Sorry for the poor picture quality, so far, the males have interacted with each other and seem docile...for now.

Definitely

Fast growing Aquarium plants may help absorb excess ammonia, so I recommend getting some, especially floating plants.

I bought 1 male red honey gourami, and what I assumed to be 3 females because of the pale colors and stripes. I only realized a day later that one of the "females" was actually a male, by the dorsal fin, which was spiky like that of a male. I lost the receipt like an idiot, so, will they be...

Probably dumb advice, but what about a flashlight?

Every since every single fish in my tank died, I want to start fresh and go with either sparkling or honey gouramis. I heard that you need several females for every male, which will lead to inevitable breeding. Is it worth breeding them? Will I be able to give them away to a local fish store if...

Assassin snails will also target your nerite snails if they get the opportunity.

I heard this a while ago on an aquarium forum, I don't think if this is true. I also heard that female bettas are less aggressive towards siblings. I don't know if any of this is true.

I didn't notice any symptoms.

Ammonia / Nitrite / Nitrates: 0ppm PH: N/A Heavy planting. Nearly perfectly sustaining ecosystem. My last inhabitant of my 20 gallon planted aquarium, a single female betta has SOMEHOW contracted dropsy and died a few days later. Now if I want to add more fish, do I need to do something in the...

My aquarium has had a bacterial disease, killing all but one fish, who is in her quarantine bucket. When and how can I put the fish back into my aquarium and make sure that she doesn't just become sick again?

The betta I did manage to observe die was at the surface breathing for air, later was at the bottom of the bucket and doing barrel rolls before dying. The other bettas seemed uninterested. It's very unlikely that 7 out of 10 die in only a few days from aggression alone. I also recently...

Hi, I have a Walstad planted tank with (formerly) 10 bettas and 3 otos. When I had 7, I added 3 more bettas from Petco into the tank and came back three days later to see dead bettas all over the floor. I immediately took the survivors to an emergency quarantine 5 gallon bucket, where 1 more...

I'm also a new betta sorority owner, however I have a few tips. 1.) Try to make sure that the bettas are the same or similar colors, you don't have to do this, but it's scientifically proven to reduce aggresion 2.) Avoid putting in larger bettas in with regular sized bettas. I used to have...

I honestly never thought about that. Thanks!

Tank or fish, or both

Do you have any pictures?

Take a planted tank, and use it to explain the nitrogen cycle in detail.

Big rookie mistake. You NEVER want to put so many fish in an aquarium at once. You start off slowly. Either that or your tank wasn't properly cycled, or like you said, it could've been a bad batch of neons.

In my aquarium, I have 7 bettas, and three otos in a 20 gallon. I have some difficulties feeding them. Whenever I feed them algae wafers, the betas get to them first and devour it. I tried blanching zucchini and throwing in a slice, and was very surprised to see the bettas poking a hole in the...