Curiosity101
Is now at University! :D
As above really. I've finally decided what I'm doing this coming summer with regard to my fish and moving into my student house. Because I have to move out again during the 3month summer break next year I figured I'd cut back on my fish stock.
I plan to partition my roma 125 into two using one of the following options...
The smaller partition will be holding blue tiger shrimp, but I am unsure on what to put on the other side.
So two questions really, which option would you go for (20cm shrimp side or 30cm shrimp side)?
And then after choosing that what would you put in the other side. As I'm trying to cut down on fish numbers I'm thinking along the lines of a pair of fish, or a small group (but probably nothing like tetra...far too much effort to catch).
There are two conditions for the fish, they must be comfortable in temperatures around 23-25C and be adaptable to a wide range of water hardness (so nothing like a molly that would struggle in the soft water in Sheffield)
I plan to partition my roma 125 into two using one of the following options...
The smaller partition will be holding blue tiger shrimp, but I am unsure on what to put on the other side.
So two questions really, which option would you go for (20cm shrimp side or 30cm shrimp side)?
And then after choosing that what would you put in the other side. As I'm trying to cut down on fish numbers I'm thinking along the lines of a pair of fish, or a small group (but probably nothing like tetra...far too much effort to catch).
There are two conditions for the fish, they must be comfortable in temperatures around 23-25C and be adaptable to a wide range of water hardness (so nothing like a molly that would struggle in the soft water in Sheffield)