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Also, quick question. Would a 4-5 inch pleco like a Clown pleco or a Rubber Lip go into a pirate ship prop that bubbles? We might move some of the bubbles though, so if anyone has a ship like that, let me know.:):)

20 gal would be good for not too much fish because you have to consider their size. I can sorta tell you more if you give me the sizes of your fish. With what I can guess from the lengths I've seen of similar fish, you'd need somewhere around a 32-35 gallon if you want all those fish. Hope this...

Two of our Black Skirt Tetras guard a specific area in our tank in one of our artificial plants. I think they might have eggs, but the spot where one of them keeps on going is obscured from vision. Here's the thing: this is only the third night of our tank being up. Can they mate and have eggs...

I think Oscars kill anything they can't eat, so I recommend trying to get a separate, decently sized tank for the Oscar. I've personally never had Oscars nor Angelfish, but I think Oscars are just a death sentence for other fish.

When we get a pleco we're naming it Meeni-Mu. It's pronounced mee-nee-moo. It'll probably be either a clown plecostomus or a rubber lip plecostomus, since those are the only plecs at our local PetSmart. :P

I like freshwater tanks! Especially plecostomus and tetras!