Recent content by Fishkeeper123

Yeah they’re great and show amazing shoaling behaviour.

Added 10 emperor tetras which I really like especially the shoaling behaviour

I think one Bristlenose pleco is probably best. They are awesome fish and I believe that one is the safest and probably best bet.

Yes that should be fine. This tank could have lots of breeding tho as Bristlenoses are fairly good breeders and the guppies and platies are livebearers so you just make sure you have a plan if/when they breed.

Who are the current owners?

Yes that temperature is fine as my tank is kept at the exact same and my Bristlenose does really well. Temperature I don’t think effects anything to do with how many fish you can have but a planted tank and a good filter means you can stock more fish. For stocking I normally use aqua advisor...

When I first stocked my tank, I decided to get a ‘centrepiece fish’(an electric blue acara). People who saw my tank always pointed it out. However, I ended up preferring other fish that suited the tank better and became for me at least more of the focus of the tank. I feel like a ‘centrepiece...

I would say that angelfish are one of the harder fish to stock for especially as there is such high demand for them. I’m assuming you have at least a 40 breeder as I wouldn’t keep them in anything less. I would go with a Bristlenose pleco + corys. Some people also have had success with them with...

Unfortunately, Monday night my electric blue acara sadly died. Not completely sure of the cause however i suspect part of it was due to his previous injury(stuck in an ornament half a year ago). My tank is now beginning to look a bit more bare after my danios numbers are shrinking. So my...

Congrats @CassCats

Thought it was worth an update. The stocking is currently • my EBA • keyhole cichlid • a Bolivian ram • a Bristlenose pleco • a Siamese algae eater • 6 yellow rainbowfish • 3-4 leopard daniod • 5 sterbai corys All the fish are getting on well and I’m quite happy with how the tanks doing.