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Hi! I have a 20 gallon planted tank with a school of rasbora hets, a female betta, and a mystery snail. This tank is well established, coming up on its one year anniversary. I have had the rasboras since Christmas time. Anyway, just recently I noticed one of the rasboras was not schooling with...

Oh wow I have been very bad about checking my forums lately. This is amazing. Hi all.

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Hey everyone, sorry for the late update. I wanted to let you all know that I upgraded the Shell Dwellers to a 20 gallon long. They started breeding and after only 8 weeks, I decided to upgrade them. Since I was tank of the month with the 10 gallon set up, I wanted to let everyone know that, in...

Hey everyone, I know I haven't been by in a while. But I wanted to let you all know that I upgraded the Shell Dwellers to a 20 gallon long. They started breeding and after only 8 weeks, I decided to upgrade them. Since I was tank of the month with the 10 gallon set up, I wanted to let everyone...

Shell Dweller Tank 6 Week Update: A lot has changed in my 10 gallon shell dweller tank since the last video. Both males have bred. I got more shells. The fry are developing. The sand has been moved around again (and again, and again). And it looks like the 2 females who haven't bred yet are...

Thanks Colin. I just looked those species up, and realized I should have a 20 gallon high if I want an open water fish with my shellies, instead of a 20 gallon long. I already have the tank. Looks like I'm keeping it a species tank. I'm kinda sad too, because I really want that Tanganyikan...

I'll be upgrading my shell dwellers (neolamprologus multifasciatus) from their current 10 gallon tank to a 20 gallon long soon. They've been breeding and I think they'll appreciate the extra space. Are there any other fish from Lake Tanganyika that would work as a top dweller in this tank...

Axolotls are so fun! They're much more interactive than people expect. Mine creepily stares at me the entire time I'm in the room. And if I approach the tank she swims up to the front, top, center because she knows I feed her there.

That's great that you got more shells! They will definitely use them. With these guys the males are certainly more dominant and aggressive than the females. And the males will lip lock and fight with each other. If it gets to be too bad, you might have to separate one of the males from the...