Hey there, my tank has a pH of 8 or so, so the fish I can put in it is rather limited (I love live bearers, but I've found that the pH that high doesn't do well for them and they don't breed and are prone to illness)
The tank is a 30 gal (115 lt) 36 in long x 18 in high x 12 wide. It\'s got 2 filters, a 30 Gal internal filter and a 20 gal external filter.
Anyways I currently have a sorority of 5 female Betta's and an assortment of Guppies (They all get along fine, before anyone gets it into their head that there may be a problem there)
Anyways I was thinking of rehoming the guppies, as their not doing very well, no matter how well I clean the tank they still look rather sickly.
I figure if my girls were good with guppies they'd be fine with just about any smaller fish, so I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions for a hardy schooling fish?
(I know a pH of 8 is better suited to cichlids, but my tank is a bit small for them and I don't want to spring for a new tank, and it seems no matter how much bog wood I put in the tank it makes no difference)
The tank is a 30 gal (115 lt) 36 in long x 18 in high x 12 wide. It\'s got 2 filters, a 30 Gal internal filter and a 20 gal external filter.
Anyways I currently have a sorority of 5 female Betta's and an assortment of Guppies (They all get along fine, before anyone gets it into their head that there may be a problem there)
Anyways I was thinking of rehoming the guppies, as their not doing very well, no matter how well I clean the tank they still look rather sickly.
I figure if my girls were good with guppies they'd be fine with just about any smaller fish, so I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions for a hardy schooling fish?
(I know a pH of 8 is better suited to cichlids, but my tank is a bit small for them and I don't want to spring for a new tank, and it seems no matter how much bog wood I put in the tank it makes no difference)