yay and 1 or 2 questions

so here is all the tanks we have
55 with a oscar (nick) maybe a jack damsle soon

10 gallon with feeder snails and betta (mark)

15 gall corntine with 2 1\5 inch goldfish 6 rosy red 5 cherry barb and 2 corys

a 29 that is waiting on the goldfish and rosy reds


a 30 gallon waiting on 5 cherry barb and 2 corys will add slowly


what can I ad to my 30 gallon I want 1 pictus cat for a few months then it can go in our setting up 75 or 100 gall

what else mom likes neon tetras me not so much there sensitive
dwarf gourami love them so might get 1
what else

 

Maybe some albino full red platys ,may be expensive but worth it

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I'm trying to avoid them they died in my tank after sevral hundred being in the tank but evrey thing else is jut fine

 

Couple mollies are always nice, but pretty sensitive... and you have an Oscar in a 55, and are going to add a tank mate? Oscars need at least 60 gallons. I wouldn't add anything, and if possible, upgrade the oscar's tank.

 

its just a baby right now he will get an upgrade and would the jack be ok if he were a bit smaller

 

15 gall corntine with 2 1\5 inch goldfish 6 rosy red 5 cherry barb and 2 corys

a 29 that is waiting on the goldfish and rosy reds


a 30 gallon waiting on 5 cherry barb and 2 corys will add slowly

Your goldfish will need a much larger tank than that, unfortunately. Depending on type, the final tanks they need range from about 60-150 gallons. Do you know what type they are?

Your cherry barbs and cories will also do much better in a group of 6 each. If they are all you're keeping in the 30 gal, you could probably increase the school size to 8. Although you said you had them in quarantine so do you have more in the 30 gal? I'm just assuming.

Pictus catfish also do better in schools of 3 or 4. I don't believe it is needed, but they will be much more active.

 

yes just feeder goldfish?
cherrys no more but tank had a set back so they went in corntine

 

Feeder/common goldfish, when given the proper room, will get up to about 10 inches. They need a minimum of 55 gallons. Here's a good caresheet for them: https://www.fishlore.com/aquariumfi...-common-and-comet-goldfish-care-guide.129872/

Not quite sure what you meant with 'cherrys no more', but I really would increase the school sizes :/

 

I meant there are no more cherry barbs in that tank ill add more they arnt doing to good in corntine so we will see