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I'm hoping to eventually stock with 3 dwarf puffers (they should love the snails!). Im also using the product "Stability" by Seachem to get things going again... I'm hoping to eventually stock with 3 dwarf puffers (they should love the snails!). Im also using the product "Stability" by Seachem...

I have a 10-gallon planted tank that's been up and running for almost a year and a half. Most recently, it housed a single male betta and some snails. When the betta finally died, I unplugged the filter because it was making a funny sound. Unfortunately, it took a while to fix and so the tank...

This afternoon, I noticed that all but 6 of the eggs were gone (!) so I decided I'd try putting the remaining ones into a breeding net in the aquarium. Has anyone ever tried this and had any success with hatching?

That's the strange thing...there is a beautiful wood cave in there for them to spawn in, that's why I put it in there. And I'm hoping that because the plant cover is so dense, the little ones might not get eaten...

I have a 45 gallon tank with 3 kribs (2 males, 1 female), 2 danios, 5 rummynose tetras, 5 cardinal tetras, 1 dwarf gourami, 5 kuhli loaches, and 1 SAE. The tank is heavily planted and all of the fish have been happily living together for between 3-9 months. Tonight I noticed my kribs had...

I have a cycled 10-gallon freshwater tank and I'd like to have a pair of fish, one male and one female, who could breed repeatedly and cohabitate with the fry until they're big enough to give away to friends and pet stores. Basically, I'm looking for easy-going, non-aggressive fish that can live...

Wow, I've never ever heard of Peacock gudgeons before. Thanks for the tip, I'll go and research them!!

I'm looking to set up a a10-gallon tank with a mating pair of fish and I've heard that Dwarf Gouramies are nice. But some of the sites I've read say that you have to remove the female after spawning and that would be a problem. Does anyone know of any medium-sized fish that would do well as...

I have a 3-week old planted 10-gallon freshwater tank that's been cycling beautifully with 3 small Zebra Danios. They're active and curious, just like I've read they should be. The tank's temp has been a steady 76-78 degrees, with no ammonia or nitrites (based on home test kits) and a pH of...