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If two pair up the third will get beat down.

diggin on the substrate,,looks like candy pop rocks haha!!

Sounds like your not cycled to me. You added fish to a tank with no established filters. Did you completely clean all media in your wet/dry and both ac110's.

nice pics,,your bichir is awfully red around the gills.

wolf fish is a good idea, or a smaller species of bichir. delhezi perhaps.

oh well maybe their not hungry

Need more details,,tank size, size of the aro's other tankmates.

I would get rid of the aro, common pleco and half of the silver dollars. Very nice looking tank though.

try to sell, it or give it away.

This tank would be very expensive to build, since it would require 3/4" glass due to the depth. A standard 120g would be a great tank for discus.

Channa are well known escape artists, sorry to hear of this. It probably damaged its swim bladder that's why it had problems moving around.

55g is a little to tight. Such a crappy foot print for cichlids.

I would run 2 ac110's on that tank. I would not bother with one of those internals.

those internal fluval filters are junk imo.

First thing get some smoke alarms and fire extinguishers in your home. Second thing you need to now the current draw of all the equipment your running of the one circuit and keep it below 80%. Breakers are designed to run at only 80% full load amps. Also make sure all extension cords are...

hydro 5 sponge and a good air pump, much better and cheaper than those fluval filters.

As your TSN grows he will most likely try eating all your fish. And I would get rid of the carbon and add more bio rings in your cans. 2x 25% WC/week is the schedule i would get on.

You need to get ammonia reading zero. What is your WC schedule and %.

check out aquacave the have a good selection of linear pumps.

Personally I would run sponge filters only. Cheaper to run, less risk of disease transfer from tank to tank. Also keep the shop a little on the warm side this way you won't have to run heaters on most of your tanks.