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Will eat the plants or harmless?

I have a fresh water tank with live plants, tetras, rainbowfish and 7 nerite snails. I was always told nerite don't reproduce in fresh water. Today I found this tiny snail in the tank. Is it a baby nerite or a pest snail I have to worry about that somehow came on plants?

It's wild to picture it right? Especially in larger tanks.

Not Gonna Do It. But I do think about it often lol.

90 Gallon tank. Can you mix a bunch of Platys, Molly, Guppies and Ender's? I don't plan on doing it but every time I look at my 90 gallon I wonder what would that look like? I am thinking amazingly chaotic.

Any input on Hongsloi over Macmasteri? Similar as far as hardiness or Macmasteri is better?

I am leaning towards 1 single Bolivian ram or 1 pearl gourami based on the suggestions since I don't want to go bigger than their sizes. And upping the Cory population. Anyone know which is more hardy? I keep my tank well maintained but I live in an area of Florida with heavy coral, stone, rock etc. so the water is super hard no matter what I do. All the current stock is fine but since I never cared for either Ram or Gourami I want to make sure I pick the safer choice rather than the one that looks better. Thanks.

Any good 3-4 inch centerpiece fish that thrive in very hard ward? 300+ ppm

Yeah that's what I did but someone recommended leaving QT always running so I was wondering if there was cheaper alternative than buying another Aquarium Co Op Air Pump for water movement.

Funny I googled and got the same answer but I ignored it because after watching every Terminator movie, including that pile of crap called Terminator Dark Fate, I have a deep mistrust for AI so I was seeking a human response. I was thinking I keep the QT cycles by just adding shrimp to it and when I have a sick fish that needs medication move the shrimp to the established tank. Then move them back to QT when I am done. No idea.

I would gladly leave a permanent QT but how would it work without fish in it?

So I read the Aquarium Co Op Quarantine setup guide and I am going leave second sponge filter in my established tank and move it to QT when I need to quarantine new fish or sick fish. But what about aeration and water circulation? 1) Should I buy an Aquarium Co Op water pump and tubing for the sponge filter? Or is there a cheaper alternative? The QT is 10 gallons. 2) When I have a sick fish and move the sponge filter should take some of the water from the established tank or just put all new water? Thanks in advance.

Those might be a little too big lol

90 Gallon Planted Tank, Canister Filter. Lightly Stocked. 5 Boesemani Rainbows, 5 Turquoise Rainbows, 13 Cardinal Tetra, 4 Otocinclus, 6 Panda Corydoras. My centerpiece fish was a sweet peaceful dwarf cichlid but unfortunately he passed away. I am looking for another center piece fish or maybe a small school to add some color/movement to the tank. Any suggestions?

Should I get the aquarium co op sponge filter upgrade kit? Or leave it base? Amazing links thanks.