Thanks to the brilliant idea of my wonderful (and cute!) boss at work, my african clawed frog will soon be getting a new home in his own 10 gallon, with possibly my bristlenose pleco. That tank's overloaded I know.
But the main reason for the post is it leaves me with a nice big 20 long tank to play with =)
I'm thinking I've got 2 plans:
current residents to be left in
1 african dwarf frog (already have him)
a bunch of MTS's, currently hid in substrate. not sure if they're still around even!
Plan 1: add
3 Oto's
a group of dwarf cories (not sure how many, 4?)
a school of white clouds (8 i'm thinking)
some ghost shrimp to help the cories on cleanup.
Plan 2:
3 Oto's
school of white clouds (again, 8ish)
ghost shrimp (not sure how many, likely 6-8)
1-3 honey gouramis
I'm trying to stay with small fish, 1-2 inches in length.
Anywayz, is this to many fish? The tank's already cycled and once the frog is out, more plants shall be added to help with the water. It's sparsely planted now.
But the main reason for the post is it leaves me with a nice big 20 long tank to play with =)
I'm thinking I've got 2 plans:
current residents to be left in
1 african dwarf frog (already have him)
a bunch of MTS's, currently hid in substrate. not sure if they're still around even!
Plan 1: add
3 Oto's
a group of dwarf cories (not sure how many, 4?)
a school of white clouds (8 i'm thinking)
some ghost shrimp to help the cories on cleanup.
Plan 2:
3 Oto's
school of white clouds (again, 8ish)
ghost shrimp (not sure how many, likely 6-8)
1-3 honey gouramis
I'm trying to stay with small fish, 1-2 inches in length.
Anywayz, is this to many fish? The tank's already cycled and once the frog is out, more plants shall be added to help with the water. It's sparsely planted now.