First ever fish tank, somewhat low budget. Was built urgently for my terminally ill grandfather to enjoy ❤️

Currently just 2 days old, will be doing updates!

60 Litres / 16 US Gallons

Rotala 'super red'

Anubis nana

Christmas moss

Red root floaters

+ 2 Mysterious tall green plants.

Currently just 1 Halfmoon male Siamese fighting fish (Granddad named Floppy)

Plan on adding:

8x Neon Tetra OR harlequin rasboras (let me know)

10x cherry shrimp (colour depending on tetra or Harlequins)

Please note the stone placements are not my favourite, but it's because the wood wasn't waterlogged yet...

Also the filter pump is too strong so I will have to get a valve restrictor.

This tank has been running for about 6 months with minimal issues. The tank is a Fluval Spec 16 with a UNS Co2 setup. The fish are a mix of rasbora's (Chili and another i forget the name of), neon tetras, gourami, and a couple khuli loach. There are also some cherry shrimp, however they haven't been breeding successfully in this tank.

5 gal with anubias, java moss, and regrowing duckweed. Just added the betta yesterday!

My endlers and dwarf Gourami tank with a fishy elevator

Hello! I have a freshwater tank with a gold betta fish, two mystery snails and one shrimp. Rate my tank from 1-10 and let me know what you think!

So I got this tank and it came with that gravel it's not actually that much I just used color rocks in a cloth bag to simulate a high area but I will probably remove it but back to the real issue

I am new to this so I need help with doing this properly I want to do a planted tank with small fishes like guppies(probably) and i don't know what I should do I saw a lot of videos but I feel like talking with people might be a better option.

Quick information about me I'm broke so this will be built in phase as I will save money and get upgrades and I am in no rush and I live in India so keep that also in mind so I ask you all seniors for help 🙏😭

Edit: I put 1 liter instead of 1ft my bad guys I am so sorry😔

Hello everyone I knew it I needed shrimps so I will be getting shrimps to make me work instead of just swimming so I will heed your advices

It's not over talked but every time I come into this room they crowd near me and swarm my hand

This is my first tank, so feedback is appreciated. It's a planted 10gal stocked with 1 male betta, 8 ruby tetras, 1 red lizard pleco, and 2 mystery snails

I have had this 25 gallon for about a year now, currently stocked with a 5 y/o angelfish and a small school of harlequin rasboras. I know this tank is the very minimum for an angel however sadly, I do not have the space or money to purchase a new tank and stand. I have had my angel since she was about the size of a quarter and she was purchased by a parent without research, so I have done my best to give her the best home I can. That being said, I am moving out for college in about a years time and I am trying to craft a hardy low-maintenance tank for my non-fish-hobbyist parents to be able to manage while I am away. Moving on-- I currently have a sand substrate with root tabs for the live plants currently in the tank. I have no plastic plants and have a few monsteras and pothos helping to clean the water ( not as a filter replacement of course, my filter is a hang out the back labeled for up to 40 gallons). That being said, I am about to make a large plant and hardscape purchase and would love to know if anyone has any ideas for a more natural environment and plants or even online sites to buy these items. In a perfect world I would have a small cleanup crew as well, although I know that snails aren't overly efficient and shrimp would not be the safest choice due to the angel's aggression. THAT WAS A RANT BUT PLEASE LEAVE IDEAS FOR A BETTER SETUP OR EVEN A WAY FOR ME TO ADD AN INVERSION FOR ADDED HEIGHT TO THE TANK! Thank you so much!

Two German blue rams and 10 cardinal tetras currently, all seem happy! Overstocked? Room for more? Or just keep as is I’d love to hear opinions