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@@peoplesarena039 10 hours of light each day and never scrape it

Very odd comment, since the Clown loaches in this tank guarantee ZERO snails live in this planted aquarium. 😂😅😂

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Glad to hear that :)

many would disagree :)

the smaller fish with the brighter colors :)

Hello from Melbourne :)

the more the more spectacular :)

no babies :)

very cool :)

Big tank, lots of plants = super chill happy fish :)

They do get to a good size up to 4 - 5 "

@@AussieAquatic yeah but like how big are yours

@@AussieAquatic and they can get to 6+ inches which is decent size tbh

Yes it is for most plants, but crypts can take it to the extreme very quickly, which scares many people at first, when all the leaves melt away to nothing. Not always, but often. Then weeks later new leaves start to show again.

Yes

I don't test TDS, but the GH and KH of my city water is near zero, so I mineralise it up for my live plants, still very low however.

Both of my tanks are larger than a vertical smartphone camera 😊

The answer is only when she has enough space to disappear, like in a large tank like a 40 gal with floating plants, or take her out if the tank is too small. The male is no doubt wanting to mate, but if she is not full of eggs and ready, then she will only be harassed, unless she can swim away and disappear.

@@AussieAquatic the thing is he doesn't really even attack her he just flaps his Finn's and puffs out his gills and I don't want to take the chance on him hurting her, I have a 5 gallon tank so im probably gonna take one out than

That's breeding behaviour where he is showing her how big and powerful he is, so she will mate with him, if she has eggs and is ready, she will, but then she needs to be moved out. 5 gals is too small for them to live together.

Yes 😁

a frozen mussel

wouldn't that be fun :)

Only when they are old enough and big enough, the males should develop longer edges to their front dorsal fin and strong colours, and females should be a little shorter in the body, thicker, pink colour around the tummy and shiny blue dots inside the dark spot on the sides.

these are called bronze Corydoras catfish, very cute and peaceful tropical fish :)

they are Lucky and Lucy

they are Lucky and Lucy

@@MorningDriftwood Gold star!!.....Top of the class :)

I know I had female guppies mixed in with my endlers by the hybrid colours appearing in some of my young males, so it's always going to be hard when buying from shop bought fish. Breeders can keep pure bloodlines by culling and select breeding. I'm OK with having a colony of hybrids, so it just depends what you want to do. The cobra endler and cobra guppy will work fine I think.

Excellent question. 90% of these plants are all epiphytes and grow like crazy, but I am also using regular liquid dosing of trace elements.

@@AussieAquatic thanks!!

small tank bad, bigger tanks good :)

yes, I had a thriving colony of red cherry shrimp in this tank for about 6 years.

:) ty for info

@@AussieAquaticcool must be very happy shrimps

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Thx mate

Plenty of light 10 - 12 hours and do use plant fertilizer

Yes they are :)

They are usually quite common in the pet and aquarium stores, ask in store

I've moved the plant back into a pot outdoors, but they develop strong roots, aquariums have excellent fertilized water for plants

any floating plant that you can get hold of will do, and if they have long hanging roots even better, watersprite, indian fern, red root floaters, frogbit, azolla, salvinia are all excellent. A small piece of floating polystyrene also works :)

Thanks! :)

No doubt those very lucky fish will breed in the tank, so remember the initial number of fish will naturally go higher, also since the bioload and waste is on the smaller side, I think the FX 4 is ample filtration :)

@AussieAquatic good point. They'll certainly not have the bioload of say an African cichlids tank. In fact the fx-6 may have too strong of a flow for what I'm planning. Thank you for your input

Couldn't agree more!

and long lasting :)