Arghh...sounds like I missed out on quite a lot fun in here already...

GG...IMO, if you are not planning to breed shrimps in there...you shud get bigger fishes rather than the smaller tetras. Rasboras are good, the bigger ones.

Btw, 22-24C... alot of fishes may get ich (white spot)!

nice tank btw....actually you shud really settle on one setup and try to grow some foreground plants for once lah...like tennelus etc. I think a nice foreground would make your setup have a diff feel to it rather than like a plug and play setup (nana, java ferns, no moss, plain driftwood...get it?). There's no "aging" factor to it.

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Moss: Singapore, Taiwan, Weeping, Spiky, Erect, Xmas.

Pellia: Coral pellia, Normal pellia, Medium pellia?, Wild mini pellia.

got tenellus ma....

so is the long balansae ready for sale?

rasboras with cardinals ah??? ehhhhh........

Dunno where is my balansae already....covered by valis already...lazy to go and dig.

Wait till your tennelus can grow into a lawn then only talk lah. Then use "bluish" (>1000K) light to shine until turn pink.

Last i saw YT got long balansae, ask him if he can source again or not lah. Back home I have some emersed balansae lah, no long ones for sale.

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Moss: Singapore, Taiwan, Weeping, Spiky, Erect, Xmas.

Pellia: Coral pellia, Normal pellia, Medium pellia?, Wild mini pellia.

u r funny...
tell me i should try having a foreground plant....
but when i say i do have tenellus...
u ask me to wait till they can grow into a lawn only talk....

talk bout what then??? bout whether u have balansae to sell or what???

or talk about mixing rasboras and cardinals when i have a lawn of tenellus..

yup, rasbora that is. they schools. REALLY schools... the more the merrier...

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you can try more cardinals and cories...wonder kev still got pygmaeus. those will add texture to your tank...and stay at different levels.

rummy noses are friends with them mixing them with cardinals is ok in my opinion.

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Is there anyone out there using neon tetra's as the main fish for a planted tank? As normally i only see cardinals being keep in planted tanks

you can be the exception.
actually NT's are relatively weak compared to cardinals. plus not as nice- my opinion.

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stan, i dont know how to quote but

1st, sorry for the sms, didn't know you're having dinner
2nd, again, i could have called, but used to text messaging, and didn't know replying is a burden.. but paying...hmmm.. anyway, my fault, im sorry..

tried cories, they dig wor... then water will have lots of particles...
rummy nose ah... was thinking more on big fishes though....

lately, i saw this long-ish silver colored fish... bout 2.5 inches...
with few vertical bar on its body (darker silver or vise versa )... look like some danio..

looks cool leh... is there by any chance u know what fish im refering to?
or is there anything i could use from Kev/CC new shipment?
anyway,again, sorry for everything..

pygmaeus too small to dig... not pygmy's without reason....

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