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  1. Thank you all for the suggestions! I will definitely look into them and see what I end up doing. I didn't realize that shrimp will only breed up to a certain point, so they are back on the list of possible stocking options.
  2. With me getting back into the hobby after the new year, I am considering setting up a 5 gallon tank for my office at work. I am looking on YT, but I am looking for some ideas from you all! Here are several things to consider: The office is typically is 70F, but sometimes gets to 80F for a day or two when the HVAC system acts up. There is access to an RO water system and can fill a pitcher full of hot or cold water. I work in a shared space, so equipment must run quiet, not even the sound of bubbles from an airstone. There will be a lid on the tank, which I imagine will make an airstone accessible despite the requirement above. For this tank, I don't want critters that breed crazily, if at all. I easily have the desk space for any typical 5 gallon tank. Definitely including plants! The tank must handle being left alone on weekends and, on occasion, extended weekends or holidays. With the exception of #5, I am completely open to stocking ideas as well as plants. Although the pea puffer has caught my eye, I am not sure how well it would handle the setup as described in this list. Furthermore, even though I have not been in the hobby for myself for a couple years (although I do water changes as one of my side gigs), I do have 8+ years of experience. Therefore, please do not be afraid to recommend potentially tougher stocking or setup ideas for experienced hobbyists. What are your thoughts? I am eager to hear what you have to say!
  3. Sadly, I have not been in the hobby for the past couple years, but I have grown up with fish tanks. I took a break from the hobby when I moved out of my parents' house a few years back, but I am getting back into it after the new year! Just gotta get my house in order over the next couple months before I am ready. I attached a picture of what my last fish tank looked like before I moved out. Yes, I know there were some stocking issues in this tank. Money was tight for me at the time, which was part of the reason why I took a break from the hobby. I do not recall the name of the anubias on the right, but it took me years to get that one starter plant to spread all over the driftwood to which it was attached. My favorite fish I have kept to date are the red rainbowfish, Glossolepis incisus I believe. My dream fish to keep are the discus fish, as well the green dragon pleco from Greg Sage and blue phantom pleco. Some day...
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