I have fish in my 90gal tank!!!

My friend gave me 20+ of her little schooling fish & 1 corycat :D

They LOVE the big tank! They are swimming all over the place & schooling nicely. They are not scared of me so I love that :D

Here are some photos... Remember its a tank in the making. I'm looking at spending 4 months or so to have it fully setup. These fish are just so I have something in my tank, as looking at a 90gal of water was kinda depressing..

The water looks green but its really not. I have the back of the tank painted olive green.

http://jess.the-dog-dish.net/gallery...040654fe5d1758
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They all look very happy and I bet they are enjoying there new home as much as you are enjoy them. :)

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Originally Posted by Zippy

They all look very happy and I bet they are enjoying there new home as much as you are enjoy them. :)

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Mins after being in the tank my friend said she has never seen the 3 big ones swim so much.. she said they were always hiding & not swiming a while lot.. Now they are all schooling & their colours hare crazy bright!!!!

Cory is chillin in the pipes hehe I think hes happy :)

Several of the guppies are gonna POP soon hehe

Congrats. Is that a rainbowfish under the guppies? or just a tetra?

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Originally Posted by IRescue452

Congrats. Is that a rainbowfish under the guppies? or just a tetra?

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I don't know lol

I want to get a decent photo of each kind of fish, upload it to my gallery with their name(my friend knows what they are), so I can learn what they are.

You've got Molly's the orange ones black tails
a corydoras- bottom feeder
Guppies- ones with the fancy tails are males. plain withoud the fancy tail but same body are females
and it looks like some zebra tetras there too (ones with stripes)

if you don't seperate the males and females your gonna end up with babies. the other fish Will eat the babeis too.

p.s you shoudl put some fish gravel at the bottom for the corydoras

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Originally Posted by Jods

You've got Molly's the orange ones black tails
a corydoras- bottom feeder
Guppies- ones with the fancy tails are males. plain withoud the fancy tail but same body are females
and it looks like some zebra tetras there too (ones with stripes)

if you don't seperate the males and females your gonna end up with babies. the other fish Will eat the babeis too.

p.s you shoudl put some fish gravel at the bottom for the corydoras

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My guppy females have plain bodies & colourful tails & d-fins. Their tails are just shorter. My largest guppies are the females & they are going to pop soon. I'm not worried, if the babies live cool, if the other fish eat them thats fine too.

Its a tank in the making, the tiny gravel/sand will be coming in time. Its a tank in the making. & should take me a good 4 months to get it fully set
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