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Yes, I plan on getting glofish tetras. I've had my gourami for a while now. He has no parasites, he was quarantined for 6 weeks, but is staying the that quarantine tank while I wait for the fish, he's been in there for over a month and I'm constantly checking on him. I am pretty confident as far...

It seems fine, just remember to acclimate her and watch her for a while because females seem to be a little bit extra territorial.

Unfortunately that option is unavailable for me. I don't have space to get another tank (especially with my biocube on the way) and so I may only put the gourami in that tank with everyone. What seems to be the main conflict with the stocking plan? I can say my DG is pretty relaxed, he's lived...

I do know where the gourami came from, and I currently have him. I have him in another tank that I'm tearing down. (Hence the reason I'm moving him.) The algae is growing nicely for the otos. The glofish are actually bred without any injections of colour. I didn't mean to type in rubber lip...

30 GALLON BREEDER 1 Dwarf Gourami 1x Bolivian Rams 8x Otocinclus 1x Bristle Nose Pleco 3-4x Mystery Snails _x Trumpet Snails (If possible) 5x ___ Corycatfish (School #1) 5x ___ Corycatfish (School #2) 7x Zebra Danio 6x Glofish 77 DEGREES

Thanks so much! I'm going to go with the peppermint shrimp, dry rock, I'll go ahead and find a way to get a second firefish without overfilling the tank too bad. As for the coral I won't get a toadstool but instead a Corallimorph as you recommended. Thank you, you've helped me greatly.

=== Are you running an internal or external filter? Internal, it is built into the biocube. Are you using a protein skimmer? Yes, I will be modifying the filtration to add a protein skimmer and heater. What are the tank dimensions? 20.25" long X 21.875" Wide X 21.5" High What lights do you have...

Hello! I have owned freshwater fish for years and have finally taken the step to own saltwater. I have always been in love. This is a choice I made on and off for months, and I have decided to get a 32 gallon biocube as I am no longer intimidated. This is my plan.. Live Sand Live Rock Corals...