A 10 gallon is probably too small for anything bigger than a betta or single fish of about that size and bioload. 9 neons is pretty much stocked for such a small tank, a less aggressive betta could work though.
Watching more sitcoms.... the unbreakable kimmy schmidt and Community (i like community better. It’s absolutely hilarious and troy and abed are the best sitcom characters ever). I don’t watch anything other than sitcoms :)
from what I’ve read, yes, they’re somewhat reliable, but the liquid test kit is MUCH more accurate and worth the money. It’ll last for a really long time. It’ll probably be cheaper than the strips in the long run.
There is a website called pawboost that people sign up for email alerts, Post your cat on there and everyone in the area who has notifications will be alerted.
Your tank sounds fully stocked to me, neons in a 10 gallon is pushing it (i think lol - i’m not a tetra expert). I would feed less so there isn’t extra food on the bottom at all.
If you only have java ferns, I know they do well with or without light and your tank is probably too brightly lit. As long as the room the tank is in is well lit and the cover (if any) on the tank isn’t completely opaque, the plants won’t die.
I agree with MacZ , your tank is probably too...
Your tank is 6 weeks old? That could be part of your problem. Cherry shrimp are VERY sensitive to water parameters and need an older, established tank. Some people even say they let their cycled tank run (with fish in it) for up to a year before adding shrimp. They like having lots of biofilm to...
Thank you for your input! I didn’t end up buying it. There were reviews of it dying their water black when they rinsed it. I ended up buying petsmart black sand
I agree, I didn’t end up buying it.
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