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Photo Caption: Please give me some advice if you think this isn't good the plan is to put 1betta 1 pleco and about 5-10 fancy shrimp once the plants settle in
20 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - Please give me some advice if you think this isn't good the plan is to put 1betta 1 pleco and about 5-10 fancy shrimp once the plants settle in

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State: Missouri
Country: United States
Description: This is my first tank ever and I want to make sure everything is good the fish I plan on putting in this are 1 betta 1 pleco and some fancy shrimp the set up is a 20 gallon with live plants with a top fin starter kit
Advice: I know absolutely nothing
Corals/Plants: I don't know there names
Tank Size: 20 gallons

COMMENTS

A betta will probably eat your shrimp, and a regular pleco will get too large, maybe go with a bristle nose pleco. Water hyacinths do not do well indoors. They like full sun in an outdoor pond. You might do better with guppies or other live bearers to start out with. fish avatar

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