Recent content by Pidge1992

Yes but secondary resources (multiple ones) also state that store bought specimens who have been acclimated to standard tank conditions will thrive in any oxygen saturated environment as the oxygenation provided by the current is the key factor to them thriving and I have more that adequate...

Light is off 8 hours a night but on over 12 while I’m at work.

Side note, tank photo was taken a few weeks ago before it algae’d up a lot. ?

Already taken care of! This tank has a history of growing algae and even though it’s been dry, scrubbed, and restarted the glass and most things in it are already coated. I can see his little mouth marks on the back and it’s adorable. ❤️ I’m also leaving the light on excessively. Thank you! And...

https://www.seriouslyfish.com/species/beaufortia-kweichowensis/ Based on this I may purchase a 2nd but tank size etc. is applicable.

The link provided is for the wrong species. Mine is also known as a butterfly loach, it’s the Chinese one, max size is 3 in and they are very territorial and do not like others of their kind. Tank is over filtered and highly oxygenated. He should be fine, but thank you!

My 10 is finally cycled! So I got some fish! I got 6 ember tetras and hillstream loach for now. I’ll likely add a few more embers later on. (Also I’m keeping the temp at 75, which should suffice/be decent middle ground for both the loach and tetras ?)

Thank you guys! And yes! He does use his caves lol loves them and usually chills/sleeps in them or his plant lol

Right now I’m very proud of my betta tank! I was fighting a bacterial bloom and finally got it under control. So I’m very proud lol ?

Here is a quick photo I snapped... as for the fish I have Buenos Aires tetras, black skirt tetras, dwarf scissor tail rasboras, 2 variety’s of pleco, and a yo-yo loach.