MountieDoug

Hi, go to Fairdeals sight, he has numerous Plecos that you can google and look up to see what would be best for you. Most all BN Plecos stay small and grow slow, they do an awesome job. One thing I added to my tank was 2 Yoyo Loaches, wow, they sure clean and have done a fantastic job. But they will probably outgrow your 20 gallon tank in time and have to be re-homed.

Good luck

Here is an easy way to set up a chat room. Create a place on Skype, place an ad here for people interested in joining a chat room about fish to contact you and request an invite and presto, you now have a chat room created which will grow I am certain.

Wow, that sounds like a lot of animals to look after. And they say you need a farm to have many animals. You are proving them wrong. I am also new to the club and agree, very resourceful and friendly site. Enjoy and welcome. Doug :welcome:

Hello Barry, and welcome :welcome: I am also new to the club and finding it quite resourceful. Enjoy. Doug

Welcome. Hope you find lots of info to help with your aquarium :welcome:

Can anyone tell me if regular testing of the water in the aquarium is required, or should one go by the health by which the fish appear? I can not seem to get a straight answer from the aquarium store!

Hello Everyone. I am new to the club, recently informed of this club by a member. I am very impressed. I have started a small community tank (10 gallon) for our children, some guppies, zebras and neons. I used to have a larger tank years ago, (15 plus yrs). I am finding an awful lot has changed over the years. Future plans are for a larger tank for the family. We all find the Aquarium to be relaxing and entertaining at the same time. On a side note, if anyone is ever thinking of giving away a free 30 gallon or larger Aquarium (or equipment for one), please keep us in mind. We can build on the equipment needed over time, and make this a family project we can all enjoy. Looking forward to reading, learning, asking questions and meeting people in this club.

Thank you, Doug