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the clown loach would probably eat shrimp i'd think. you might be saying goodbye to your shrimp....i'd put them into a smaller aquarium for good OR at least for a few months, let them breed and once you have lots put them back into the original aquairum so they'll have a better chance of their species surviving (cus some will surely become fish snacks).

In the titel I rounded up to 30 but technically its 28 gallons if i remember right! I also have a hob aquaclear 50 gallon! Oh and thanks Jason for the endlers, shrimp and plants i bought off you a while back Tanks looks great now, i did some diy C02 and they've grown in a bit! any more suggestions? hers a pic...although i just took it with my webcam so its not very high quality! you just see neons though! I have root driftwood one hanging from the top, one from the bottom and some ohko stone with lots of little caves and i forced java moss to grow on it!

I want 1 or 2 fish that will be be a bit bigger/and or stand out from the rest What do you suggest consdieirng what i got! I have a few platies (all females) A few endlers (all males) 8 neons a few dwarf cory cats a small collection of cherry shrimp I'v done the math and i have a few inches of fish to spare (if you go by that rule) I'm pretty good about water changes &I also have a number of live plants! I don't want anything that'll eat my other fish or shrimp. I though of maybe a dwarf gourami...but i read it MAY eat my shrimp! What do you suggest!

i feed them seperatley with a turkey baster though anyway

any experience with African dwarf frogs and dwarf gourami's getting along...so far i've read mixed reviews

liiked fish forever, but parents wouldn't allow eventually got a 10 gallon tank, now i just upgraded to a bigger tank very stressful job so the fish are a nice break I like the freshwater community fish mostly so far... would love to start an african lake tank eventually So far i have 2 african dwarf frogs a few platies (that had kids) 2 albino cory cats

what is a good bottom dweller that - Churns the sand up really good - Looks neat - doesn't get very big - isn't too expensive I currently have : - 2 dwarf african frogs - a few platies - 2 albino cory cats ( i thought the cory cats would churn the sand but they just brush the top millimeter or 2 ) OR should i just consider a type of snail