Thanks Dave

I'm not too good at maths LOL so how many fish would you say I was
thinking of getting a pack with all the fish from a guy on ebay but
not sure if it would be too many for my size tank (His feedback looks
ok though) http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?
ViewItem&sspagename=ADME%3AB%3AAAQ%3AUK%
3A1&viewitem=&item=280043936686&rd=1

Would this be too many fish for my tank?

Jim

PS sorry to hear of your passing I know how you feel about losing
them we had cold water fish for about 3 years they felt like part of
the family and they all died within a few weeks of each other we've
since found out it was something called fin rot a few of them even
grew to a fair size but we've bought another tank for the tropical
set up just to be on the safe side

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<davebird2003@...> wrote:
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> hi jim,the unspoken rule is 1cm of fish per 1" of water,the ideal
fish to get rid of algae is a plec or a suckermouth catfish but these
can grow quickly!
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> jim <jimr75262000@...> wrote: Hi guys
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> Thought i'd introduce myself my names Jim i'm from Glasgow/Scotland
and
> new to all this I'm getting a 2ft x 1ft tank and would like to know
how
> many small to medium sized fish can be kept in this size of tank
safely.
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> Another question is i've seen Algea eating fish and snails what
would
> be best and I've seen live mussels are these good for a tank?
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> Sorry for all the questions
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> Jim
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> Is there anything that i've missed out?
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