@@abyssal-labs No, don't worry.

Clown loaches and goldfish will take care of little snails

That's amazing

@@Fish_and_more they are with my pink 2 female convicts and no problems at all with aggression they all play nice I am getting a 4th Bolivian Ram shipped today from eBay

@@Fish_and_more Is it okay to keep my tank pH 6.0 and set the temperature to 81 degrees

@@flemmingj1965 yes that's doable

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Few of them are hybrids, others are real strains

Black samurai fry

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@@juli8vdberg562 when they are stressed they might seem faded. Don't worry the colour will be back the next day.

@@Fish_and_more ah really? They eat well and swim playfully with chili rasbora now.. no other fish in it

@@juli8vdberg562 yes it can work as cherries are generally less aggressive but do add a lots and lots of plants to create hiding spots.

@@Fish_and_more thank you. I don’t have planted tanks but hanging roots garden with many anubias sorts and bucephalandra sorts, fine sand and ghost shrimps only ..

@@juli8vdberg562 then you can easily make a low tech planted tank without soil, and a average to good light. Or if you don't want to do that you can always add decorations or stones or caves for hiding places. 😁

@@Fish_and_more oh I already have the tank in my Aqua Ukiyo-e style (sort of Iwagumi but based on my own artistic interests in Katsushika Hokusei works and Ukiyo-e paintings from Edo era … it is algae free for months, Seiryu stones and Tropica mix substrate under the island around which I have my stones beautifully arranged and black woods in trees shapes I carefully have gathered and adjusted etc and a great selection of prime Bucephalandra species and Congo ferns for tree canopy and an Aquaclear hob filter with both purigen and activated coal etc etc and running for 4 months now and doing great .. I had a group of Panda guppies dancing and playing in it beautifully but many of them disappeared into thin air ( none has jumped out or caught in filter or anything but just gone), my only Dwarf rainbow gourami is grown big and colourful in it and now with 60liter clear water thriving tank as an art piece, I think of either Ember Tetra or Ruby Tetra in it.. low light on it, I adjust the light during the day from sunrise to moon light, and when low light, windows in living room offer enough indirect light too.. I have 7 ember tetra in one hanging roots nano tank of 25liter doing great as well, but they love it in there and I just struggle to either replace them into this tank or … I don’t know what they prefer to swim! I see them ( both species) swim in horizontal schools across elongated tanks in the local aquarium store (one that imports all its fish abroad and is a very interesting small business but with specific species to gaze at) or should I just keep the Gourami and the 3 left Panda guppies.. I don’t want danio’s or rasbora’s, no other fish but just one centerpiece fish + the gourami that sees this as his royal palacec

@@juli8vdberg562 yes dwarf gouram, rasboras are also great. But to keep the population in check you can also go for a female betta.

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No. Most of them are not a direct crossbred results, but yeah few of them are.

@@rapakajayavardhan9604 that means either your horn wort isn't getting enough light or getting maximum light which is causing brown algae problem. Also possible that your horn worts old leaves are only turning brown but new leaves are fine then it's just normal. If it's algae then cut out the lights slightly, or if it's not, then float it somewhere where it's getting enough light to thrive

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That's amazing. You can breed them and who knows you might create a unique strain of guppies

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@Fish_and_more I have a rabbit snail that is fully grown will the loach pick at it?

No don't worry. Loaches don't do that.

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No. Keep guppy fry in a separate tank as single tails will need a way bigger space and will produce more waste. So keep guppy fry separate

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Please upgrade it to at least 25 gallons with 2 sponge filters and ample amount of oxygen. One single adult red cap can't survive in 6 gallons, later it might get threatening to them

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Absolutely true

What nonsense. My uncle has been growing tons of java fern underwater for years and years

Probably 2-5 of these varieties if you're lucky enough 🥲

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Yes I actually meant that they won't be needing an extra co2 diffuser if you want to grow them in your tank

You have to cut the rhizomes with roots in it

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Not a very good idea. Though there are few other cichlids with whom you can keep them, but Malawi cichlids could be problematic. It didn't work very well with me so I don't recommend it

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