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  1. Dwarf sag, tiger lily, and dwarf aquarium lily just go nuts for me even in low light, unfertilized, liquid rock set ups. Vals another one i like, you can almost see it grow, like if you come back in a few hours its noticably bigger. Anacharis is really easy for a stem as well, cabomba isnt to tough either. These plants i like as you buy them once and youll never need to buy them again.
  2. If yiu want to add more you could buff uo the tetra school. Theyd always appreciate the company
  3. I think the best way eould be to have a dedicated shrimp colony in another tank and move the culls into the 55. That way if they do get eaten it isnt too devasting.
  4. A larger shrimp species may be good as the barbs may hunt down the neos. Maybe amanos or bamboo. Then i would buff up the school sizes maybe 15-20 to start. Then i would get the angel or guarami you wanted as the centerpiece. Also i think the barbs and centerpeace fish would keep the guppies pop under control so i would consider females as males can be feisty by themselves
  5. This is a very light stocking atm you can def add more
  6. You may have trouble breeding wild bettas but you can keep any of the more common fish no problem.
  7. Neoms are the most popular fish in the entire hobby. They dont get talked about as much bc everyone knows them and most have kept them. Not much to talk about. Green neons are a little more obscure so people talk about them more.
  8. A 55 and a 75 look basically the same to the untrained eye, a 75 is just deeper. Better to get the spouse mad once instead of twice
  9. If you want to have more success with guppues, the best way is to breed them yourself. Guppies born in your water will be more healthy snd haply than the highest wuality guppies from the most respected breeders.
  10. I think tiger barbs would get along with those listed. More "semi aggressive" than "moderately peaceful" but thats glass half empty vs glass half full. The polar blue hybrid cyclid thing is another one.
  11. You should try breeding them out. Id buy some mini-platies
  12. Order trio of a nice strain of guppies and 6-12 quality neo shrimp. I a few months itll be a mess of life and color. For plants i like dwarf sag. Some emersed sweet mint will help with watrr quality and air quality
  13. @Dreams of Aquariums on further inspection, some of the young females have green in their tales as well. I wonder if in a few generations theyll all be green
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