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Great Community Non-Liver Bearer fish for 45 gallon tank
tr0y replied to Christina1973's topic in General Discussion
I have the exact same tank right now i have rummynose tetras, neon tetras, green neon tetras and three dwarf gouramis. I have also done a 45 gallon guppy tank trust me live bearers are the best they get you so into the hobby because they are constantly breeding would definitely recommend live bearers. -
@Rohan PatilI've done a little research about your ph concern and it looks like most corys like it between 7-8
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If you are getting a specific fish you can research their preferred ph and if you have fish that are already doing well in your water I wouldn't worry about it.
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That's awesome I love breeding fish it just gets me even deeper into the hobby.
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Over stocking doesn't matter too much as long as it's not crazy and you keep up on your water changes.
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Honestly if your only going away for a few days and you don't have any baby fish your fine going without feeding. I do not think they can be too great for your tanks balance and it's low quality food.
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Oh cool to hear thank you.
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Get a gravel vacuum I'm assuming you don't have one it will help a lot and you clean your tank about once a week depending on how stocked the tank is.
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Hi I am a teen fish keeper from Canada I have 6 tanks (ones not setup) I have guppies in a 9 gallon tank, I have a 10 gallon tank that isn't stocked (maybe some possible stocking suggestions) I have a 10 gallon tank with multis shell dweller. I have a 5 gallon with a few guppies. I have a 45 gallon tank with neon tetra, powder gourami's, rummy nose tetra, and green neon's I absolutely love this tank it's my first time keeping tetras.
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Thank you Daniel.
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I have light air but heating is an issue I only have 6 tanks and they are all in my room so I don't heat the room. My point is I can't leave the brine shrimp light on all night which will act as the heater so is it ok if it's at around 76 but then drops down to around 70-69 at night.
