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Hi all, I'm looking for a recommendation for an "oscar-like" cichlid, that would fit in my 2ft planted with my bristlenose colony. Really I want an oscar but the tank is too small of course. And no, buying a bigger tank is not an option! Oh and I should mention, I don't care if it eats all the plants...

When you get some roundtails... can I buy some fry? :cheer:

Hi Jade! Lovely guppies (I love guppies!!) and your Tiger is very nice. I would breed him with three females with yellow spotted tails. I'd avoid ones with too much black as the black might over-ride the yellow in the babies. Once you get that first generation, you can decide what direction to take from there. :D

I loved breeding Pingus, they were always very popular too, I was sending them out across Australia! Enjoy. :)

Love love love the marbles! :cheer:

It looks like a baby oto or hoplo to me too. A bargain find. I would definitely raise it! It might bring you good fortune! :applaud:

If it is fritted glass, it does take a lot of pressure to get air coming through. I would check your airline is as short as possible, maybe if you're concerned about an explosion, put the CO2 unit in a box to safeguard against any messes... Try blowing through the diffuser by mouth - if you can't get air through, it might be a dud.

Hi Paige, great to hear from a new Sydney breeder. What colour halfmoons will you focus on? :welcome:

You're really asking us if you should buy more fish stuff? I say go crazy, buy buy buy!

Hi Simon! Good luck with your corys, if I were to breed one more species a cory species would be it. They are very loveable. :)

Hi Felix, and welcome to AusAqua. There are heaps of betta breeders here in this forum. Try looking in the Classifieds section for people who are currently breeding near you (or can ship fish). Good luck. :)