Recent content by Jake3030

I would rehome them all and get a betta and maybe some shrimp, you could get small tetras but in my opinion anything less then 10gallons is to small for anything but a betta.

Another option could be zebra danios.

Just let her do her thing. Not much you can really do to induce pregnancy, sometimes they will hold fry longer if something is wrong with the water. Maybe do a water change but other than that just give her time.

Ok sorry to hear about your fish if anything else odd happens dont hesitate to ask.

I dont know much about frogs but the fish list seems great! Glad your getting some bloodfin tetras I have a school in my 30 gallon and I love them! Good luck with the tank

What are your water parameters and could you upload a picture of the fish.

I would keep tetras and corys in as high groups as possible. If you want the gourami I would do a dwarf powder blue female or another option could be an angelfish

same with loaches/corys

A bit off topic but those tetras you keep in there with groups of two are shoaling fish and should ideally be in groups of 6+. Too often people say "they are alive so they must be fine" but truly they are stressed. I would recommend filling in your shoals.

Personally I prefer Glass bloodfin tetras but any smaller tetra should be fine.

You could call your LFS and see if they will take them. You could also check your local fish club or ask on facebook/craiglist. That is how I would go about it anyways.

The one closer to the top looks like a bolivian ram. Not 100% sure though.

Tissue cultured would be like the 1 2 grow by tropica. Basically you will get it out of water and plant it in the water. They grow quite quickly and are easy to maintain. I use fertilizer in my planted tanks but you dont have to. If there is effect on the fish i have never heard of it/noticed it...

That would be a cory catfish or corydora. I agree the best thing you can do is a water change. What are the water parameters and is there other fish in the tank. It would also help to see the tail that has been "eaten".

Anubias and Java fern would work well. You could also do some rotala indica or tissue cultured plants.