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Glad to know about the one inch of fish per gallon rule, I thought me 8 inch oscar was a little too big for my 20 gallon, but now I know he can grow in their for a few more years
I believe your initial instinct was right. Your 8” fish has a tremendous bio load compared to 8, smaller 1” fish..... your Oscar really would appreciate more space to swim if you can afford it. I would go with a min. 55gallon.
This rule is usually for smaller tropical fish. For Oscars and similar larger fish I would recommend that the larger the better. And 8 inch Oscar has a large bio load and should be in a 40 gallon tank at least IMO.
my female guppy gave birth to 18 fries. i removed the male and decided to keep the female with the fries( i kno imma noob) . so , after 3 days i see that all the fries were eaten by the female. i dont kno why ! but there was sufficient shelter in the tank.
Guppies are freshwater fish, in the wild they never come into contact with sodium chloride. Being tolerant of salt doesn't make them brackish fish, it means they can tolerate it. What makes mollies brackish is the fact that they are brackish in the wild, which is the difference between guppies and mollies; guppies tolerate it but mollies appreciate it, while being vice versa for freshwater. It's the reason I don't think mollies and guppies should be mixed together, you have to sacrifice one's ideal conditions to satisfy another's. Mollies should only really be put with themselves, other species of molly or other brackish fish.
