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20 long stocking
I want a community tank in a 20 long that will be planted, sand bottom. I know i want a female betta and I am looking at Khuli loaches and Cory cats too, but I know I want at least one schooling fish group, is there a good number that would work? My heart says 6 loaches 6 dwarf cories but would that overstock the tank? Or would there be a good solitary/ pair fish that could go with one school and a betta? Thanks for the help this is my first multi fish tank
A fluttery boy
Betta Tank #3 Lord Jabu Jabu He’s a King Betta who has certainly earned the name. Can’t wait to get him into his 20gal tank!
The Glorious Hand Banana. My buddy Ole pal. I love him so much. He is much more active after his tank rearrangement. Just look at that flare!
Hand Banana, my orange buddy Betta, is getting a big water change today. about 80%. the tank is almost a year old and he’s used to getting 50% water changes. Can’t wait to post him in it later.
New life goal: make a series of sculptural betta tanks at art school and keep a bunch of betta fish as part of my art project yES
Advice needed from the fish community on tank-safe decorative crystals
I've been trying to think of different ways to decorate my betta fish tanks and have seen a few with crystals in their tanks (semi-precious stones, such as quarts and amethyst). I think they look gorgeous, but I'm wary to just put whatever I have into them. I know that sometimes toxins can leech into the water and the last thing I would want to do is kill my fish. I've asked a couple of people and they say quartz and amethyst are fine, but in general I've been hearing conflicting information. Quartz seems safe, but I've heard that amethyst isn't? Could someone please help me figure out what's safe to use and what isn't?
I would also love some articles supporting your suggestions, whether pro or con. I want to be able to make the most educated decisions for my fish to continue leading happy, healthy lives.
(Also, if porcelain/ceramics and resins are safe. I keep seeing cute figures on Etsy, but again, better safe than sorry!)
