Andrew Jordan
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Hello everyone I am from northern California and have been keeping fish for about a year now but only recently have discovered this wonderful species! I want to get into keeping them but only have two tanks set up right now and I'm not sure either will be okay for them.
I currently have a 55 gallon planted aquarium with a co2 injection system, 2 fluval canister filters (306&206)
and a current stock of 11x Sterbai Corys, 5x Bosemani Rainsbows, 5x Cardinal tetras, 2x Angelfish (1 Larger and 1 smaller), 2x German Blue Rams, 2x Baby bristle nose plecos, 1x Clown pleco and a host of bamboo shrimp as well as nerite snails. The temperature stays at a constant 80 degrees Fahrenheit has a Ph of 7.4-7.6 in the tank even though my tap is closer to a 6.8.
I really want to add a pair of Apistogramma but not sure if this would be a right setup to add them too, I also have a 29 gallon with one adult female Angelfish in it, with a temp of 80 and a ph of 8. Which from what I've read is too high for pairs to breed successfully. I also have no idea what species I would like or that are acceptable, if anyone has any advice would be gratefully appreciated!!
I currently have a 55 gallon planted aquarium with a co2 injection system, 2 fluval canister filters (306&206)
and a current stock of 11x Sterbai Corys, 5x Bosemani Rainsbows, 5x Cardinal tetras, 2x Angelfish (1 Larger and 1 smaller), 2x German Blue Rams, 2x Baby bristle nose plecos, 1x Clown pleco and a host of bamboo shrimp as well as nerite snails. The temperature stays at a constant 80 degrees Fahrenheit has a Ph of 7.4-7.6 in the tank even though my tap is closer to a 6.8.
I really want to add a pair of Apistogramma but not sure if this would be a right setup to add them too, I also have a 29 gallon with one adult female Angelfish in it, with a temp of 80 and a ph of 8. Which from what I've read is too high for pairs to breed successfully. I also have no idea what species I would like or that are acceptable, if anyone has any advice would be gratefully appreciated!!