Paul

As many have said these are mass produced aquariums. Just realize that many many people own these tanks and have zero issues with them holding water.

@Jimmy Reese if you’re not having any problems with other fish I’d look at where you’re getting them from 1st and see if you can find them somewhere else.

@Platosdogif you’re doing lower light plants the Stingray 2.0 will give you plenty of light. I have them on most of my tanks with the 20Ls being the exceptions. They’re too bright for these shallower tanks. On my 120 (2ft deep) I grow a mix of low and med light plants with good results. This is a mid priced light. If you’re budget is a little tighter Beamswork & JC&P are all good lights just make sure whatever model you chose is UL or similar certified. I use both of these lights on my 20Ls

@King gold Start with fancy goldfish Comets, Sarasa, and Shubunkins they’re reasonably inexpensive, tough as nails, and breed easily once mature and very interactive. Good luck.

Added a trio of Apistogramma hongsloi to the collection(from Red Fish Blue Fish). They're sitting in quarantine until I set up their new home. This is not my picture.

I wasn't going to pull these two out of the display tank since it's planted which makes it a pain in the butt to catch anything but they keep spawning. It's a good thing that PETCO has the $1 a gallon going on again. You've got your info down.

@DanielI know exactly where that is. Thanks.

I've got to pull a breeding pair of Discus out of the 120 Discus tank. I'm thinking 20 or 29 gallon.

@Daniel where on I40 did you catch them?

@Linda Scott that's what Silver Tip males do. The best thing to do is add more Silver Tips.

^^This^^

All my tanks have gravel substrate. The Corys are all fat,healthy and spawning.

Check antique or consignment shops for library/sofa tables.

@Duke on my 40 breeder I have a Penguin 275 and a Ziss Bio Filter.I think they do their job very well.