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Old June 7th 04, 11:44 PM
steve
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I solved my other problem with the green/brown water (rotting Plants). At
the moment I have 3 tanks. 1 2ft with 2 rice paddy frogs. 1 3ft with 2
fantail goldfish 2 silvertip tetras and 3 unknown tetra size fish. and
another 3 ft with 1 queen pleco, 3 black tetras, 5 neon tetras, 2 adult
female guppies, seven 2 month old guppies and 6 2 week old guppies.

The question is am I overstocked and should I change any of the fish around
and what if any could I add to these set ups. I am going to remove the
goldfish into a separate 2 foot tank of there own as they grow or build a
small pond (undecided).

also!!!!

I want to keep 3-5 bala sharks and 3 - 5 clown loaches what size tank would
I need. Please can you give dimensions as I cant visualise 40, 50 60 gallon
etc. (intellectually challenged)

Many Thanks in advance

Steve



 




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