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Heeey guys
Been lurking the forums and found a TON of good information here that has been super helpful in getting my first fish tank setup!
I never new it was going to be this difficult to take care of a fish (something i'm sure everyone felt in the beginning) seems like a dog would be much easier lol!
I have been doing water changes once every 2-3 days, of about 15%-20% (please tell me if this is too much, for some reason I feel bad if I wait too long to change water) also have been feeding fish once every 2 days, sometimes I feed a few days in a row as well if my fish seem hungry, but usually don't feed too much each time.
Anyways, I have a 33 gallon tank (sorry for blue gravel, have thought about switching to sand in future!) with the following: (also added description on each personality)
1- Angelfish - Gets chased away by the ram, and the gourami always tries to touch him, annoys my pleco, but otherwise keeps to himself, cant wait for him to get bigger!
1- Opaline Gourami - Funny fish, originally I had a red tailed black shark but was wayyy to aggressive to my bolivian ram so I took him back and exchanged him for this gourami who I love, although is very weird and corners my angelfish but only to feel him with his little feelers.
1- Pleco... I think it is a common pleco, he was my first fish I love him so much he minds his own business and everyone else keeps out of his way, the king of the tank, I KNOW he is going to outgrow my 33 gallon unfortunately from what I have read, but this tank was given to me for free and I do plan on upgrading in the future.
1- Bolivian Ram - One of my favorites, he is quite shy and very cautious, always defends his territory from the angelfish but leaves everybody else alone.
3- Rummynose Tetras - Funny fish, always together, unfortunately only 3 at the moment I am thinking of getting 7ish more to make a shoal of 10.
Heeey guys
Been lurking the forums and found a TON of good information here that has been super helpful in getting my first fish tank setup!
I never new it was going to be this difficult to take care of a fish (something i'm sure everyone felt in the beginning) seems like a dog would be much easier lol!
Anyways, I have a 33 gallon tank (sorry for blue gravel, have thought about switching to sand in future!) with the following: (also added description on each personality)
1- Angelfish - Gets chased away by the ram, and the gourami always tries to touch him, annoys my pleco, but otherwise keeps to himself, cant wait for him to get bigger!
1- Opaline Gourami - Funny fish, originally I had a red tailed black shark but was wayyy to aggressive to my bolivian ram so I took him back and exchanged him for this gourami who I love, although is very weird and corners my angelfish but only to feel him with his little feelers.
1- Pleco... I think it is a common pleco, he was my first fish I love him so much he minds his own business and everyone else keeps out of his way, the king of the tank, I KNOW he is going to outgrow my 33 gallon unfortunately from what I have read, but this tank was given to me for free and I do plan on upgrading in the future.
1- Bolivian Ram - One of my favorites, he is quite shy and very cautious, always defends his territory from the angelfish but leaves everybody else alone.
3- Rummynose Tetras - Funny fish, always together, unfortunately only 3 at the moment I am thinking of getting 7ish more to make a shoal of 10.
I do feel my tank is feeling a bit empty right now and sometimes you can't even tell there is fish in it, do you guys have any recommendations of fish I can put in here? I wanted another bigger fish rather than a bunch of small fish, would prefer some sort of New world cichlid, like Keyhole Cichlid, or Firemouth, but have heard the firemouth can be quite aggressive and I already have quite a bit of bottom fish, and keyholes are hard to find here.
I was also thinking of getting a shoal of lemon tetras.
Anyways let me know open to all ideas and critisism's,
VIDEO
http/youtu.be/RzrQuMeAjeY
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/youtu.be/RzrQuMeAjeYHeeey guys
Been lurking the forums and found a TON of good information here that has been super helpful in getting my first fish tank setup!
I never new it was going to be this difficult to take care of a fish (something i'm sure everyone felt in the beginning) seems like a dog would be much easier lol!
I have been doing water changes once every 2-3 days, of about 15%-20% (please tell me if this is too much, for some reason I feel bad if I wait too long to change water) also have been feeding fish once every 2 days, sometimes I feed a few days in a row as well if my fish seem hungry, but usually don't feed too much each time.
Anyways, I have a 33 gallon tank (sorry for blue gravel, have thought about switching to sand in future!) with the following: (also added description on each personality)
1- Angelfish - Gets chased away by the ram, and the gourami always tries to touch him, annoys my pleco, but otherwise keeps to himself, cant wait for him to get bigger!
1- Opaline Gourami - Funny fish, originally I had a red tailed black shark but was wayyy to aggressive to my bolivian ram so I took him back and exchanged him for this gourami who I love, although is very weird and corners my angelfish but only to feel him with his little feelers.
1- Pleco... I think it is a common pleco, he was my first fish I love him so much he minds his own business and everyone else keeps out of his way, the king of the tank, I KNOW he is going to outgrow my 33 gallon unfortunately from what I have read, but this tank was given to me for free and I do plan on upgrading in the future.
1- Bolivian Ram - One of my favorites, he is quite shy and very cautious, always defends his territory from the angelfish but leaves everybody else alone.
3- Rummynose Tetras - Funny fish, always together, unfortunately only 3 at the moment I am thinking of getting 7ish more to make a shoal of 10.
Heeey guys
Been lurking the forums and found a TON of good information here that has been super helpful in getting my first fish tank setup!
I never new it was going to be this difficult to take care of a fish (something i'm sure everyone felt in the beginning) seems like a dog would be much easier lol!
Anyways, I have a 33 gallon tank (sorry for blue gravel, have thought about switching to sand in future!) with the following: (also added description on each personality)
1- Angelfish - Gets chased away by the ram, and the gourami always tries to touch him, annoys my pleco, but otherwise keeps to himself, cant wait for him to get bigger!
1- Opaline Gourami - Funny fish, originally I had a red tailed black shark but was wayyy to aggressive to my bolivian ram so I took him back and exchanged him for this gourami who I love, although is very weird and corners my angelfish but only to feel him with his little feelers.
1- Pleco... I think it is a common pleco, he was my first fish I love him so much he minds his own business and everyone else keeps out of his way, the king of the tank, I KNOW he is going to outgrow my 33 gallon unfortunately from what I have read, but this tank was given to me for free and I do plan on upgrading in the future.
1- Bolivian Ram - One of my favorites, he is quite shy and very cautious, always defends his territory from the angelfish but leaves everybody else alone.
3- Rummynose Tetras - Funny fish, always together, unfortunately only 3 at the moment I am thinking of getting 7ish more to make a shoal of 10.
I do feel my tank is feeling a bit empty right now and sometimes you can't even tell there is fish in it, do you guys have any recommendations of fish I can put in here? I wanted another bigger fish rather than a bunch of small fish, would prefer some sort of New world cichlid, like Keyhole Cichlid, or Firemouth, but have heard the firemouth can be quite aggressive and I already have quite a bit of bottom fish, and keyholes are hard to find here.
I was also thinking of getting a shoal of lemon tetras.
Anyways let me know
open to all ideas and critisism's,VIDEO
http
/youtu.be/RzrQuMeAjeY
