u/Dizzy-Resolution3465

We got a wee group of eight albino pygmys about 7-8 months ago. They were very small when we first got them but have reached maturity and have tried to mate a few times but the rummynoses in the tank got through all of their eggs. We have added more plants so we'll see if anything changes there.
In the interim, our LFT got albino pygmys in again so we decided to get 8 more while we (hopefully) wait for fry. The new guys were introduced yesterday and the size difference is killing me!

I absolutely love watching these wee guys hang out and peacefully coexist. This video makes me extra happy because you can even spot one of our elusive ottos!

We're hoping to add a few more pygmys to the tank when they're back in stock as well!

As per the title. I introduced three honey gourami (2 female, 1 male) to my 33g community tank a week ago.

This is the third time the tank is being fed since we got them and the first time I've seen the male display this behaviour. He's been darting about , chasing fish and stopping anyone from coming near the food.

I'm really unsure on what to do.

Before this, the usual dynamic was that the rummynoses would hog the food for a wee while, the red phantoms and honey gourami would hang back and go in whenever there was a gap and the pygmy corys would munch on all that ended up in the sand.

It's been like ten minutes and the rummynoses haven't been able to touch the food, really.

Is this something that ca

I have a 33g, fairly planted tank with two large logs going across it. I bought some Mystery Moss* from my LFS and while I loved the look of it sort of jammed between the two logs (and the shrimp loved it too!) it would just float away and disperse all over the tank.
I decided to kill it (though I keep finding bits of the bastard everywhere so I fear he may outlive me) but would love to replace it with a moss that will actually clump together and attach to stuff well.
Any recs much appreciated!

Attaching a picture of the mossless tank for reference.
(do note that we've had to replant a lot in the background as our previous stem plants were being munched on by our pygmy corys and the new plant guys are still coming into their own - it's normally more lush than this)

*it was not mystery moss, I just failed to record its name and it's lost to time and space)

So, our LFS sold us two supposed female honey gourami, which they id-d via a horizontal line on their side which seems to be nowhere to be seen since they've gotten home
We've also got a (I'm pretty sure) definite male, in the last picture with the black under his face.
I'm concerned about having brought home multiple males given the size of our tank (33g). Any help confirming either way would be much appreciated!
They've only been home 24h so their colouring may yet change.