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I’m considering setting up a Pea Puffer tank for my empty 20-gallon. I’m curious if I could put my Pea Puffers on a diet of only pest snails.

Although I currently don’t have one. I’ve been seeing contradicting reports on this question. Most either say 29 gallon or 55 gallon. Aquarium Co-op even mentioned this in one of his videos and said one Rainbowshark for a 29 gallon-55 gallon. When I was a beginner, I kept one in a 29-gallon and he lived about 6 years in that tank aggression free (unless the fish in with it were too small). Not that I’d ever make the mistake of keeping incompatible tank mates together again, but what are your thoughts on this?

Although I currently don’t have one. I’ve been seeing contradicting reports on this question. Most either say 29 gallon or 55 gallon. Aquarium Co-op even mentioned this in one of his videos and said one Rainbowshark for a 29 gallon-55 gallon. When I was a beginner, I kept one in a 29-gallon and he lived about 6 years in that tank aggression free (unless the fish in with it were too small). Not that I’d ever make the mistake of keeping incompatible tank mates together again, but what are your thoughts on this?

I have a 75-Gallon community planted tank. I currently have or plan to add 6 Cherry Barbs, 6 Dwarf Neon Rainbowfish, 10 Peppered Corydoras, 6 Denison Barbs, 1 Clown Pleco, 1 Siamese Algae Eater, and 1 Electric Blue Acara with the Angels. I’ve done my research and all of these fish get along together and with Angels. I have also kept an Angel in with some of these fish in the past and I’ve never had an issue.

I have a 75-Gallon community planted tank. I currently have or plan to add 6 Cherry Barbs, 6 Dwarf Neon Rainbowfish, 10 Peppered Corydoras, 6 Denison Barbs, 1 Clown Pleco, 1 Siamese Algae Eater, and 1 Electric Blue Acara with the Angels. I’ve done my research and all of these fish get along together and with Angels. I have also kept an Angel in with some of these fish in the past and I’ve never had an issue.

Does anyone know if they’re going to give double seasonal points within the next 3 days or should I just claim the points?

For more context, it’s a heavily planted 75-Gallon tank. I right now only have 6 Cherry Barbs, 6 Roseline Sharks, 6 Dwarf Neon Rainbowfish, and 6 Congo Tetras. I also intend to add a pair of Electric Blue Acaras after adding the Angels.

For more context, I have a 75-gallon. It’s highly planted and I currently have neither one of these fish. I haven’t seen anything online about this mix, but for EBAs they mention bigger Tetras as possible tank mates. Because of this, I was wondering would Flame Tetras work with EBAs if I wait for them to be fully grown before adding the EBAs due to their bigger body size?

For more context, my Betta is a female shortfin Koi Betta. I have not noticed any signs of aggression in any way, but to be fair, she’s the only fish in the tank. It’s a planted tank with sand.

For more context, my Betta is a female shortfin Koi Betta. I have not noticed any signs of aggression in any way, but to be fair, she’s the only fish in the tank. It’s a planted tank with sand.

For more context, it’s a 75-Gallon community tank. I know for a fact that the Acaras will get along with the other species in the tank, but for Cherry Barbs, I have been given mixed answers. My Cherry Barbs are bigger, so would I still have to worry about them being possible tank mates. Lastly, I have live plants in my aquarium. Most notable a good bit of rotala rotundifolia, Cryptocoryne wendtii, vallisneria, dwarf aquarium lily, amazon swords, java ferns, anubias, and vallisneria. I’ve heard mixed reports of them digging up plants, but I’ve also heard that they only do that when they are breeding. If I only keep one, would I still have this issue?

For more context, it’s a 75-Gallon community tank. I know for a fact that the Acaras will get along with the other species in the tank, but for Cherry Barbs, I have been given mixed answers. My Cherry Barbs are bigger, so would I still have to worry about them being possible tank mates. Lastly, I have live plants in my aquarium. Most notable a good bit of rotala rotundifolia, Cryptocoryne wendtii, vallisneria, dwarf aquarium lily, amazon swords, java ferns, anubias, and vallisneria. I’ve heard mixed reports of them digging up plants, but I’ve also heard that they only do that when they are breeding. If I only keep one, would I still have this issue?

For more context, it’s a 75-Gallon community tank. I know for a fact that the Acaras will get along with the other species in the tank, but for Cherry Barbs, I have been given mixed answers. My Cherry Barbs are bigger, so would I still have to worry about them being possible tank mates. Lastly, I have live plants in my aquarium. Most notable a good bit of rotala rotundifolia, Cryptocoryne wendtii, vallisneria, dwarf aquarium lily, amazon swords, java ferns, anubias, and vallisneria. I’ve heard mixed reports of them digging up plants, but I’ve also heard that they only do that when they are breeding. If I only keep one, would I still have this issue?

For more context, it’s a 75-Gallon community tank. I know for a fact that the Acaras will get along with the other species in the tank, but for Cherry Barbs, I have been given mixed answers. My Cherry Barbs are bigger, so would I still have to worry about them being possible tank mates. Lastly, I have live plants in my aquarium. Most notable a good bit of rotala rotundifolia, Cryptocoryne wendtii, vallisneria, dwarf aquarium lily, amazon swords, java ferns, anubias, and vallisneria. I’ve heard mixed reports of them digging up plants, but I’ve also heard that they only do that when they are breeding. If I only keep one, would I still have this issue?