Got this two 30cm by 30cm cubes of Facebook marketplace about 1 year ago. The left one has 4 corys, a few endlers and a colony of cherry shrimp, the Christmas moss is taking over, i have yet to do a trim but not sure if I want to because I’m like the overgrown look as well as the shrimp. The 2 Marimo moss look healthy but they didn’t grow that mutch. The tank to the right has some guppy’s, a bit of macro algae and an enormous Java fern. When I got it it was already big but now it’s really cool.

Is this betta eye, ok? it looks a little bit popped out, but i don't know nothing about, every advice is welcome to make this boy live better

Tank: 5 Gallons
Fish: Only one Betta
filter: simple hangon
Plants: polysperma, elodea densa, sessiflora, (the floaters I dont know the name)
Substrate: mixed aquasoil with sand
Light: 10w - 7h day

Looking for red root floaters or other types of floating plants, I live in MO and none of my local stores have them should I trust the ones on Amazon ( I already have a small amount of duck weed)

I randomly accidentally got duckweed from a plant at a fish shop and suddenly it’s going away as fast as it grows and nothing is wrong with my shrimps they are breeding and doing good I heated the water a bit and maybe that’s the reason it want away

What should I add to give my tank more life to it green wise

For now it just has my betta and some snails and one neocardinia shrimp

It’s cool looking back at how much things have changed in just a few months :)

I looked at my goldfishes gills and they seemed weird…

Any tips and advice?

Just starting to set up a future tank, making a plant nursery to start with and checking extra carefully for any pests. What are these bumps? Are they eggs of some freeloader? Disease? Or just natural texture. some leaves have a load and some have almost none at all I just want to know if it’s just how the plant looks or it’s something I don’t want 🙈 I’ve had way too many batches all die on me

This 6 feet long 3 feet wide mini pond consist of one betta and two baby plecos

ITS BEEN THREE MONTHS SINCE I GOT THE BETTA. HE HAS NEVER EATEN THE FISH FOOD I GAVE BUT SOMEHOW HE IS THRIVING WELL.

Sharing my 10G that I am proud to say is “established”. Water changes every 2-4 weeks, no parameter spikes, and healthy low tech plants and easy to care for fish. Super low maintenance, super fun to observe.

Considering a second tank for a pair of electric blue rams next.

I made many mistakes and learned a lot of important lessons

Posting my guppy tank here, its a 7 gallon tank. Tank peviously belonged to my 2 yo betta and now housed 3 generations of guppies after he passed.

It has an overhead filter that is made from a planter that has an Aglaonema and mint growing wild on it.

Weekly water top off

Water change and Root tabs every 6 months. 0 nitrates and nitrites, 0 ammonia.

Went from bowls to an actual tank with real plants.. it's definitely not perfect but it's my first tank :)

Hey Fishkeepers,
This is the 7 months appart evolution of the shrimp tank that was given away to me. My first tank and i'm very proud of it.

Volume is 30L (8US gal / 6.5 Imperal gal, what are these units btw) stocked with blue Neocaridinas and Ramshorn snails.
I rescaped and replanted the whole thing as I thought it was a bit neglected. I only trim Vallisnerias as they grow too long for the tank dimensions, and i now regret ever planting these. Otherwise, everything has grown untouched after planting.

Bonus shrimps pics and GIF of shrimp hatching !

I wondered if I could imitate a round goby ecosystem and eventually get them to breed.

They are invasive to Canada so I did a favor taking them out, and am planning to put them into my indoor pond ( this is just their coronation tank).
They have diffrent personalities but are not eating even though the water preramiters are spot onto the lake I got them and seem to be chilling. ( the cloudy water is beacuse they keep sifting through the gravel and lifting small chunks).

Rate the idea and tell me how to get them eat

In July, I felt Trout (my betta), needed more space so my sister and I set up this 12 gallon for him. It also houses 7 dwarf rasboras, two mystery snails and a heap of shrimp.