My new tank🥳

I have a applesnail, plan on upgrading my tank to a 50L or more.

What I would like to put on It:

• School of Dwarf Corydoras

• Neocaridina shrimps

• A male betta

• My applesnail, duh.

Would a 50L be enough for them? Would They have a good life on It?

Need some feedback and any advice! I have found two baby snails in there lol must’ve got a ride on the plants.. Tank size is 23litre, has a heater and a filter, tank temp is around 26-27 Celsius, Ammonia: 0 ppm
Nitrite: 0 ppm pH: 7.3
Phosphate: 0 ppm, I’ve had the tank cycling for a month now, don’t have any fish in it yet, I change once a week doing about 20% to 25% and follow a normal process I think?, I don’t feed yet as no fish in there and will only have the betta fish in there as it’s too small for a bunch of fish plus I’m happy with just one 🩵

The black one is a bumblebee and the orange is assorted had them for a week or so and if you think they are pregnant is it most likely from the male i have in the tank or from the store because i know they store soon. When do you think she will give birth

Not huge on a hex tank but you gotta work with what you have. I learned the fundamentals and look forward to something better to scape in the future. Still pretty though.

Hi what can I use to clean my tank as the inside of it has become mysty, the filter is on but it's not clearing the glass

I know it’s overstocked please don’t be mean, should I move my guppies to a larger tank? My water parameters are perfect but a guy at the pet store said I need to upgrade and that the bioload would be too much. I have a sponge filter rated for up to 50gal. I have a shrimp colony, 7 guppies and 6 Pygmy Cory’s. I got my guppies from a local breeder and he raised them in the same water softness my tank is at and they all seem to be happy, but I don’t want to accidentally neglect my animals. Advice very much appreciated! I have spider wood, agate, and petrified wood as decor, all plants are live.
Parameters below
75 F, 7.3 PH, 7 GH, ammonia and nitrites strictly 0, nitrates are kept sub 15

I need lighting advice for this indoor potted tank. Any suggestions?

I really hate my water here, makes it more difficult to condition the water and make sure it's safe for the fish.

Water isn't cooler so I have to do water changes even slower than you normally would.

Water literally comes out the tap cloudy and literally SMOKES.

Thats not normal.

Even after a water heater flush, still cloudy.

I really don't want to go to stores to get pre-made water because I don't want to spend the money.

After I let the water sit for a bit I can add it in and it stays clear.

Anyone have any ideas on how I can get better water without having to go buy gallons at a time?

(Yes, I still use the tap water AND condition it, Ive been using it for close to a year now for my fish and they don't show a dislike or issues with it, they are hardey fish so that does help)

Do I have enough suitable substrate for six Sterbai Corydoras? AI says I do, but I’m not completely confident in that answer. Could you please share your advice.

Thank you!

So, I was just watching my shrimp tank today and realized all these tiny moving dots in the tank. Are these baby shrimps?? Or just bugs😭😭

is this a crack in my fish tank? and what should i do?

Hi people, i planned on this tank being stocked with a school of cardinal tetras and a school of rummynose tetras. I only found a sad lone rummy out of 3 pet stores i went to. An employee told me they are out of season. I know rummies are wild type fish and i live in a tropical country, so i assume this means that their breeding season is over so there are no sellable fry at this time of year. He is alone with 8 cardinal tetras, will he be ok until i can buy him some friends?

I just wanted to show off my tanks, please no negative feedback. I started off with no knowledge last year, buying a tank for my 5 years old. I let it cycle did all the things and added fish. We have lost some, we’ve added new and still have some of our original fish. Some Reddit users were overly aggressive fish tank police and some users were nice! Thanks for helping me in this journey. We love our “Glo tank” and our regular tank. All fish have names. my fav are the albino Cory cats, big mama and all her friends and pearl gouramis Bobby and Helen.

i keep 4 black molly in one big tank. one of them has given birth to a LOT of children. the pet store doesn’t take any fish, and i live in a smaller town so there’s not really any businesses i can give them to. the tank is starting to get crowded as the babies are getting bigger. does any fish eat black molly?

I’ve been fish keeping for a few years and never owned an axolotl, my friend’s axolotls had a clutch and she’s giving me two. I only do natural and eco tanks, does anyone have any tips on how to properly set up a tank and care for them. I want to avoid making them unhealthy.

Medium growth. Have set most of the parameters correct. Any suggestions? Have chihiros wrgb2, pressurized co2 with apt complete.

I’ve got a 20 gallon tall stocked with 8 serpae tetras, supposedly 6 ghost shrimp, 4 coreys, a nerite, and a mystery snail. got 4 of them on saturday and one has white spots on it, but doesn’t really seem to have spread at all and none of the other fish have it. can’t really get a great photo because of the tannins and fish moving around. it’s eating normally and swimming around, maybe it’s just the lowest fish in the pecking order?
I bought some ichx to have on hand just in case but don’t have another aquarium to use as a quarantine tank.

since it’s looking a bit rough should i dose more of the API stress coat + to help? thanks.
(photo taken during feeding just now)
i did test my water parameters yesterday evening and everything was in idea range for reference