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stuquarium  Enthusiast Posts: 262 Kudos: 275 Votes: 0 Registered: 28-Oct-2004   | hey guys. i had a tank that was having serious greenwater issues http://www.stuartsmithmusic.com/fish/green2.jpg here it is after a massive clean out currently home to about 7 guppy fry (8 weeks old) and one adult female. http://www.stuartsmithmusic.com/fish/guppytank1.jpg http://www.stuartsmithmusic.com/fish/guppytank2.jpg http://www.stuartsmithmusic.com/fish/guppytank3.jpg as a 10G tank, would there be room for any more fish? like... corys? or neons? |
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fallenlordz Hobbyist Posts: 69 Registered: 22-Mar-2003  | Nice pics... I think you should be able to put more fish. Just keep up with water changes/:' |
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| stuquarium Enthusiast Posts: 262 Kudos: 275 Votes: 0 Registered: 28-Oct-2004 | yeh i think so too. maybe a couple of dwarf cories. |
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Theresa_M        Moderator Queen of Zoom Posts: 3649 Kudos: 4280 Votes: 790 Registered: 04-Jan-2004   | Wow, what a major difference from the green water  You could add something like a single dwarf gourami, although it may end up eating your guppy fry. It would be nice if you could find some small cories, like pygmaeus or habrosus. Last edited by Theresa_M at 29-Mar-2005 11:15 ~~~~~~~~~~~~ There is water at the bottom of the ocean |
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| bettachris Ultimate Fish Guru Posts: 3875 Kudos: 4173 Votes: 452 Registered: 13-Jun-2004 | wow nice pic. one can really see the difference.lol b4 i read it i saw the green water i was like . but n.e way. looks nice. |
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| stuquarium Enthusiast Posts: 262 Kudos: 275 Votes: 0 Registered: 28-Oct-2004 | thanks guys! Teresa, a dwarf gourami is a good idea. i might have to wait until the fry are adults though. thinking about planting it too. but thats how the green water started last time.... i might have to use fakes. |
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keithgh   *Ultimate Fish Guru* Posts: 6371 Kudos: 6918 Votes: 1542 Registered: 26-Apr-2003  | stuquarium Nice looking but certainly requires plants to give the fish shelter. Try using a floating plant to start of with. Keith  Near enough is not good enough, therefore good enough is not near enough, and only your best will do. I VOTE DO YOU if not WHY NOT?  VOTE NOW VOTE NOW |
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| stuquarium Enthusiast Posts: 262 Kudos: 275 Votes: 0 Registered: 28-Oct-2004 | cool will do. thanks keith. |
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