I recently upgraded my tank from a 10 gallon to a 29 gallon. I currently have 2 dalmatian mollies, 2 platys, 2 ottos, and three male guppies (though I swear I saw a few fry the other day…), as well as a snail and a few ghost shrimp. What else should I add to fill it out a bit more? Thanks!

Hi! I’m getting a new tank, I would say I’m an inner mediate keeper of fish,I have one very successful betta set up, and a tank with guppies, shrimp and cory catfish.
I really really want to do a saltwater clownfish tank with a bonded pair but I am pretty sure it’s more upkeep for saltwater, and more expensive set up. I would want to do it right and set it up slow to make sure I’m doing what’s best for them, as i also plan to order them online from a credible supplier.

But….I also really want organa goldfish but I know it’s too small for a pair unless they are really young. Please someone tell me what is gonna be best.

I really want a center piece pair of fish rather than a community tank but I’m also open to a community tank as-well.

To add on. My husband is in the military so there is always a possibility of us moving, and the definite time when he will be out is in like two years.

Okay, got my 10 gal setup. It's cycling.

Maybe I'll get told off but what I read was:

Setup the tank, filter, light, heater (I got a bubbler also)

Dechlorinate

Add plants

Add quick start

Add a small pinch of fish food to create ammonia for the bacteria in the quick start

Make sure tests come back 0ppm ammonia and nitrites?... but when do I test

Also, sorry in advance if I did everything wrong. 🤣

Last time I had fish, my parents took me to the store as a kid and I just bought the setup and fish and did it all in one go. Surprisingly they survived for a few years then I gave them away when I moved out but I'm sure it was torture for them initially. :/ I'm trying to do it right this time as to not stress or kill the fish. Well, shrimp. I'm leaning towards shrimp or freshwater pom pom crabs.

Hi my niece won this fish 2 days ago and he’s just been sitting in my dining room for awhile now usually I don’t care about stuff like this but I just don’t want this fish to die in this small cube I don’t have much money for a good tank and not much space in my room to place one idek what type of fish this is or will it live but I don’t want it to just die in here anyone got ideas for smaller aquariums or just better ideas in general

Sorry about the bad photo, tank and stand are both in my garage right now and its a mess in there, please enjoy my shitty redraw of the stand from another angle.

I got my new 20 gal long from my aunt and she gave me a stand too, Im just worried because theres nothing holding the bottom of the tank, only the edges. Id rather not fill this up and get it ready and it just collapses. The stand is metal and feels sturdy, but I cant help but worry 😭 sorry if this is a stupid question, I havent kept fish in a while.

If anyones wondering, my 10 gallon is on a rlly strong bookshelf rn, but the 20 gal is too big to fit there.

Is this little fella bad for my cycling tank ?

Edit : thanks for the answers !! I'm keeping him, his name's Morty :>

She can’t swim and has an S shape. She was good a few days ago. How can I help? Any suggestions? Im desperate. Maybe I fed her too much?

Hey there! I have just passed my first anniversary of being a community aquarium mom! I picked this up on FB marketplace based off of photos of a lively aquarium and showed up to 20% full tank full of black sand and black water. Only 2 snails were in there but I did save them and they are still with me. I had to wash the heck out of the substrate to use it again and did a full deep clean obv. I now have 3 neon tetras, 4 zebra danios, 2 otocinclus, several black nerite snails and some of the brown spotted ones, and have inadvertently started a shrimp farm. Seriously, there are shrimp everywhere! I think it is from the 5 I got from Petco which were $5 each. I love the mystery snails because they have personality but they don't seem to have lifespans with me of more than 3 months. I use a tap water conditioner, and have to add some water in every 2 weeks or so due to evaporation (my small aquarium heater contributes to that). The shrimp love to hang upside down at the top to eat? the duckweed. I feed them 2.5 quarter sized shrimp about every 2 weeks as well. What I am concerned about is if I'm using too little water conditioner and the chemicals are keeping it too clean.

Sidenote: I am assuming the shrimp will figure out their carrying capacity because I am clueless as to how I could give some of them away. I cannot post on fb marketplace because they are animals. Thanks!

Saw this betta tanks at LFS! I wish more shops actually does this for bettas!

Recently had some gorgeous guppies delivered, one showed up and looked to be pregnant. It’s been about 3 weeks now and she’s still quite large and sitting towards the top, Is she pregnant or just bloated.

Test levels this morning-
Nitrate (NO3-) | 0 – 20 ppm |
Nitrite (NO2-) | 0 ppm | 0 ppm
KH (Carbonate Hardness) | 40 – 80 ppm |
GH (General Hardness) | 120 – 180 ppm |

Just bought a fish tank and the guy i bought it from dropped it on a tile while bringing it to the car. Is it safe to use? 128 L

I clean my tank regularly and also clean the filter cartridges for my aqua one eco style 61 tank, I make sure to clean them in tank water carefully before putting back in and they seem to last a few days, I keep putting a new cartridge in while keeping one of the old ones in as to not crash the tank, but my spray bar area keeps over flowing and not filtering properly. Why does this keep happening any advice? Thanks !