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Yeah I'm getting everything else friday!

I got the test strips in early.I think it's all in ppm.I was told to test again in 24 hours but here's the first one Gh 300 NO² 0 NO³ 10 KH 40 pH 6.8

I'll be back on here thursday and friday with that water test!

I'm testing my water on the 13th and 14th but if the water conditions are right we might go for lots of live plants with neon tetras and shrimp.I gotta cycle the tank I'm researching that right now,but after I test the water we are getting the tank so probably friday

I didnt realize there were so many choices

I found several varieties of shrimp,including some pretty neat blue ones he liked.

I talked to my fiance and he found out about all the colorful shrimp you can get so we may decide to go for a more shrimp safe fish.So,one type of fish and then maybe 5 to 10 shrimp?What kind of fish wont kill and eat shrimp?

Maybe some shrimp or snails?

Ok so a lot of the fish my fiance likes need bigger tanks.I suggested ti him we start small and when we move and have space for a bigger tank in a few years we can try those other fish.He wants a beta fish,we are gonna put it in a 10 gallon.I know beta cant be kept with other beta,but are they...

I think I'll start with maybe 2 kinds of fish.My old tank had tetras and soemthing else I think and I did ok

How about some zebra danios maybe?or some sort of tetra.I had good luck with tetras before

Well I'm not sure if they can be kept with ither fish and I've heard they are hard to sex as juveniles which is how they are sold. I'm just trying to decide what species to start with first

I guess that's a good place to start after I get that water testing done.I can go through that list

I was reading that they dont need snails because they are different than other puffers.But they do need a variety of frozen and live food,and arent as compatible with other fish.If I'm doing a 10 gallon I'd like to have more than just some puffers in it.I did find some other fish he seemed...

I've heard they are harder to keep than some fish