take it private? lol...

come wassap

So small tank add pleco meh?

Anyway, my philosophy is keep it simple. The guppies themselves will pick up the leftover food. The places that the adults cannot reach, the juveniles will do the job

In my company (a number of my colleagues also keep guppies in the office), we come to one conclusion.... snails are more trouble than they're worth. Some months ago, we all went and get 黑金剛 snails aka snail poo machine. Now we all got rid of them

who say small tank cannot add pleco? get those really small ones lar.

put 1 snail mah can lor. don't let them take over the population in your tank. haha...

putting net, the view no longer nice

but save the last pair from being food of birds and lizards

heard nsk replenished stock already so tomorrow will sneak out to get few pairs more

Where is nsk

what type of shrimp u put inside?

Anyone know where i can buy those rack in PJ area? Back side feels itchy to start a project.

http://www.storagerack.com.my/, something like this.

This post has been edited by dp82: May 21 2016, 02:53 PM

Sorry kind of out of topic but did anyone saw alot Corydoras catfish available while u guys browsing ur nearest lfs since at my hometown Ipoh theres like 2 in 15 lfs selling this fish.. lookng for more species variety. Willing to go to KL for it.

All help is appreciated thanks.

i have a tank which can fill up 1.6 gallon of water... how many guppy u think i can put in?? worry i put too many in 1 tank

No point for extra bioload.

Anyway, just setting up another 5 gallon at homev.

Maybe 1-2 adults max but you'll have to micromanage everything. Everyday drip change 50% water and clean off fish poo whenever you see it.

what if i put more than 2?? coz for me the tank still got alot of space

Depends on how you look at it lah... if you follow the western style.... nothing less than 5 gallon. In fact there's even a law in Germany that fish tanks must not be smaller than 54 liters

But we're Asians.

Guppies are very tough fishes but as with all fishes, the more stable the environment the better.

Small tanks are hard to maintain... you turn on the AC, the water temperature change.... you ter-feed too much or lazy didn't maintain a few days, the whole tank turn to a algae+poo puddle and then u need to spend the next week slowly bringing it back to its former glory. Too big of a change... everything falls apart. Have to micro manage.

Or if you have mix male and female... the female may either kena kacau by the male with no where to run and decide to harakiri by jumping out of the tank. Or female gets pregnant and become aggressive chase the males until they harakiri. And that's before they give birth and overcrowd the tank even more.

A lot of my colleagues keeps small guppy tanks in the office. There's one who had an awesome heavily planted jungle ~8 liter with shrimps and at least 10 guppies... lasted quite a long while until one day she decide to clean it up and the whole tank's balance crash. Everything died.

In fact just last month, another colleague's 20+ blue tuxedo in a 11 liter tank all died from white spot. The disease spread so fast due to overcrowding and by the time he noticed it, too late.

i have blue velvet in my tank

i bought from a shop near puchong lpd toll here, next to ldp, near the KIA/2nd hand car seller there.

if you know what you are doing, that's perfectly fine.

I once put about 70-80 fishes in a 14 litre aquarium and i can still manage it well. thought i change water almost on daily basis. but those weak ones would still die.

sorted out liao mah? haha

not yet bro, busy these few days. giv me some times ya hehehe

lol no problem la. take your time

what kind of Corydoras ? there are many types available....

the ice is what ice? ice cube make from fridge ah?