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Sunburst Platy

Diet: Flake, Frozen, Freeze-dried Maximum size: 3" Water temperature: 72-82 degree F Swimming level: Middle

pH: 7.0 - 8.2 (Robbis 7.4ish) Hardness: 10-25 dGH (*17.86 to get ppm. Robb is 10+) Temperature:64-77 F (18-25 C)

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Water Conditions: 64-82 F, KH 12-30, pH 7.0-8.3 Max. Size: 4" Color Form: Black, Red Diet: Omnivore Origin: Farm Raised - USA Family: Poeciliidae

Zebra danios http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/prod_display.cfm?c=830+881+941&pcatid=941


Water Conditions: 64-75 F, KH 8-12, pH 6.5-7.0 Max. Size: 3" Color Form: Blue, Purple, White, Yellow Diet: Omnivore Compatibility: View Chart Origin: Farm Raised - USA Family: Cyprinidae

American Glass Freshwater Shrimp American freshwater glass shrimp, American freshwater ghost Shrimp, Common Name: American freshwater grass shrimp Scientific Name: Palaemonetes paludosus, possibly several populations or subspecies Size: Temperature: Water Parameters: Food: Origin: around 5cm will tolerate a wide range of temperatures, but best kept at 70F-78F Needs alkaline water over the long run. Should not be kept in acidic water over the long run. fish food (flake, pellets etc), hair and string algae, "anything edible" North America

Abbreviated: Larval planktonic stage only lasts a few days before larvae Larval metamorphose into post-larvae (miniature shrimp) and assume a benthic Development Type: lifestyle. Freshwater Glasss Shrimp larvae do *not* need brackish water for this process and develop into post-larvae and adult shrimp in complete freshwater.

Chinese Algae Eaters

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Water Conditions: 74-79 F, KH 8-10, pH 6.8-7.4 Max. Size: 10" Color Form: Tan, Yellow Diet: Herbivore Origin: Asia Family: Gyrinocheilidae

Origin: South America Max Size: 2 inches Minimum Tank Size: 20 gallons Swim Area: Middle Life Span: 2 years Temperature Range (F): 74 - 82 F pH: 5.8 - 7.8 Hardness (dH): 5 - 25 Diet: Omnivore Additional Diet Information: Does well on a steady diet of tropical flakes or granules with an occasional treat (I use frozen bloodworms mostly). Gender Difference: Monomorphic Breeding: Egg Scatterer A variety of foods is necessary for breeding. Parents must be separated from the eggs immediately after. Temperament/Social Behavior: Peaceful, Schooling fish, Good for community tank, Tolerant, not territorial

Pleco Bushy nose (messy)


Water Conditions: 74-79 F, KH 6-10, pH 6.5-7.4 Max. Size: 4" Color Form: Orange, Tan, White Diet: Omnivore Origin: South America Family: Loricariidae

Cichlids Malawi
Malawi cichlids come from a rift lake in East Africa (Lake Malawi) that is very much alkaline (pH 7.5 to around 8.8) yet has relatively soft to medium hard water at best. (4-6 dGH and 6-8 dKH). In the wild, Malawi Cichlids live in water temperatures of around 24-26? or 76-79? C F. In general, there are two groups of cichlids in lake Malawi. The mbuna, or rock dwellers, spend most of their time in the rocky habitats and therefore should have a tank that is mostly filled with rock. On the other hand, the non-mbuna, often referred to as the Haps and Peacocks, typically live in the intermediate to sandy habitats and therefore require much less rock in the home aquarium. It is generally not a good idea to mix these two fish together not only because of the different tank set-up requirements, but also because of diet and aggression.

peaceful http://www.aquaticcommunity.com/fish/chilumba.php PH 7.5-8.8 http://www.aquaticcommunity.com/fish/grantspeacockcichlid.php ph7.5-8.2 http://www.aquaticcommunity.com/fish/maisonspeacock.php ph7.5-8.5


Relatively Non-Aggressive (5 or less)

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