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[FishKeepingHamster]

Hi, I'm FishkeepingHamster. I have previously had comet goldfish and a nano tank with a betta fish, ember tetras and otocinclus.
I currently have a 95l with Emerald Eye Rasboras and Pink Pearl Ramshorn snails.
I have just acquired a 240l tank and I am researching and collecting inspiration for what fish to put in it.

 

[emeraldking37 88]

Hi there,
Welcome to our forum...
Good luck with finding the right fish for your 240 liter tank. Some photos of your current tank would be nice...

 

[FishKeepingHamster]

Hi there,
Welcome to our forum...
Good luck with finding the right fish for your 240 liter tank. Some photos of your current tank would be nice...

Here's the current 95l. It's not the best photo I'm afraid. I will be rearranging it a bit at some point. I want some more plants to hide the heater a bit more and I want to replace a few of the decorations too. It's only been running since the start of the year and the fish only went in a couple of weeks ago but so far so good. The water tests show it's nice and balanced too!

 

[MattW57 173]

Welcome to the forum!

 

[Innesfan55 17]

Welcome to our think tank. Emerald Eye Rasboras (B. dosiocellata) are a personal favorite of mine. I currently have a large school of them in one of my office tanks.

 

[BanjoFish]

 

[FishKeepingHamster]

Welcome to our think tank. Emerald Eye Rasboras (B. dosiocellata) are a personal favorite of mine. I currently have a large school of them in one of my office tanks.

I love mine although I only have 10. But they are far more interactive than I imagined they would be and great fun to watch. I think they are a bit underrated in the fish keeping world from what I've seen. They don't get mentioned nearly as much as other fish of similar type.

 

[Innesfan55 17]

I love mine although I only have 10. But they are far more interactive than I imagined they would be and great fun to watch. I think they are a bit underrated in the fish keeping world from what I've seen. They don't get mentioned nearly as much as other fish of similar type.

True. Also, there are at least three species of Brevibora sold under that name and one doesn't have the 'emerald eye' and grows more than twice the size. So some people don't experience the real deal. Yours are the correct species.

 

[emeraldking37 88]

Like the log in there...