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IMO its not appropriate or aesthetically pleasing. Fish should e able to swim, not shimmy a little left and right, in relative terms its a person spending their life in an elevator with 10 people... I dont know bout you, but I wouldn't be best pleased. i'd much rather see a less stocked tank.

yea gotta agree, poor mr plecy needs some bogwood to graze on!

hehe,,, i live near aldershot! totally irrelevant, but yeah. Thats definitely a once in a lifetime catch!

Thats an Elite 14!! Personally not a fan of these as its concave so less swimming space, I would prob opt for a betta and some yamato shrimp, plant it up and make like a little garden :)

Beg your pardon.... 6inches=15cm, fully possible for them to attain a further 5cm! Always prepare for a freak size than an average size!!!

what's with the 25's and 100's?? Why not condense the tiger barbs down as they tend to shoal together anyway... why not... 20-corydoras catfish. 6 banjo catfish. 10 clown loach. 75 neon tetra. 75 black neon tetra. 25 emperor tetra. 10 tiger barbs. 10 green barbs. 10 golden barbs. 1 black ghost...

i have that skull :)

if you are planning to put it back into a tank then I would say NO, even with constant soaking afterwards i would be highly worried about bleach leaching into the water..... better just using hot water and a clean scrubbing brush

the original list, even for a 6fter looks incredibly stuffed! would perhaps cut down

yea i agree... soon as i saw that picture i recognised it!!! Would not trust it at all!

im with the 3 oscars and 6 tinfoils, IMO its nicer to have bigger shoal, less bioload and more space

compatibility wise i would see no problem, but long term size may become an issue. The ctemopoma grows to bout 20cm and the peacocks dont stay small, so as long as another larger tank is in the pipeline, be good

I'm actually laughing at the stand that he had it on... bloody lucky it hasn't cracked/split!!!

thanks guys, yea I know the stock is VERY assorted lol,,,,When I started this tank up the original plan was simplicity, 1 oscar, 1 shark and some bichirs. That went out the window pretty quickly. Theere is minimal aggression, shark has his moments but the biggest bugger in the tank is the ornate...

pics are there, are they not visible?

aww sorry to hear bout your loss, sounds like a really rubbish week... whther consolation or not,,"everything for a reason"

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my tiger barbs did exactly the same, I do believe that the red noses is a sure way of distinguishing males.... all about dominance and mating,

Hi guys I posted pics when I first got the tank in early August. The tank has been through some changes and revamps, both with stock and arrangement of decor. These pics are of my pride and joy after doing a water change and rearrange tonight. Current stock---(all juvenilles) 1x Frontosa...

" Hammer head sharks" WTF is this dude on? Knows nothing and god have mercy on those fish unfortunate to be selected he squashes into a 2-3footer!!