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Um possible he is hiding due to stress? Maybe there's too much water changing going on for a 200l I think personally one 30% every 2 weeks would be ok, but it depends on filter over feeding and all that.

What's the ammonia, nitrite and nitrate levels like? How many of them did you have?

Well they survived for 17 yrs anyways so yeah

Hey can I just say angel fish never should be kept in a pair (that's what people advise) as the stronger one will beat on the weaker one but in 4+ the anger will be equaled out and they won't fight or you can keep them singly where they actually do the 'dance' whenever I feed it. But I've seen...

Nice colours on your RCS by the way :)

You don't have what seems much algae so yeah possibly is pregers but just check on it every day to clarify I might be wrong though...

I can't really understand situation but did you rinse the gravel with coldwater after you got it out from the old tank?

Yes and bloodworms are ok to use also.

It's always better to feed live shrimp not like raw or cooked that's what I meant.

Hi, I generally keep Betta with snails in a 10 gallon and Betta with Oto's in a 30 gallon or if I introduce to a community tank it's a 55 gallon

Yes you can, you can put snails with them and also I've kept otocinculas with them before and seem to get along well be careful though as each Betta is different

Try an angelfish (but as a young one) because adults can eat neons if aren't grown up with the fish n the tank, they can also be boisterous at some times although I've never experienced this

Simple reply No! Betta have a weak digestive system and can get constipated easily that's the reason for most of there deaths. Hope this helped

The male anal fin is needle like while the female anal fin is triangular like. Hope this helped

Hiya! I've been keeping fish for 20+years and my family have also: Cycling doesn't take up to 6 weeks (like some say) it actually depends on the size of the tank so your tank (20 litre) would take 6/7 days to cycle fully. We've also kept goldfish in the past in a 5 gallon tank. (4 of them) and...