Shipping and handling is $33.25 on each order to one address. If you buy one fish or 100 fish or any other number of items from us, the shipping and handling is the same $33.25 for each order.

If you order now, and then order again next week, you pay the $33.25 twice. Of course it would be smart to plan ahead and get all the fish in one order, and we recommend you do that, or combine your order with a friend and split the $33.25 charge.

We had an order that filled several boxes and cost us much more than $33.25 to ship, but we still charged the same $33.25, and the customer was very happy and said it was a great deal.

We also had a customer buy one Ghost Shrimp and pay $33.25 to ship it. We thought spending that much money on one Ghost Shrimp was weird. We actually sent a couple of extra Ghost Shrimp free, but still thought it was weird. The customer wrote back and said the Ghost Shrimp were really cool and worth it.

Your Pink Convict Cichlids have probably formed a pair and are now defending their new territory in your aquarium, and their new territory might be bigger than your entire 20-gallon aquarium. So the Pink Kisser can't get out their territory, and they will methodically pick on the Pink Kisser, because it is still in their territory.

Male Guppies begin to color-up, when they've grown to be about 1/2" long. Most female Guppies never get much color and remain grey or tan, but a few female Guppies get a little bit of color in their fins.

Thanks again for your compliments.

Do not remove and replace more than 20% of your water in one day. Changing more that 20% of the water can radically change the chemistry of the water and adversely affect the fish. Even if you add water condition, changing more than 20% of the water is risky. This is just one possibility.

Click here to read about the seven essentials of keeping fish. You may discover something that you need to know to avoid problems in the future.

Click here to read the nine steps of breeding Bettas. Focus on these nine steps and be patient. Bettas are easy to breed, and your Bettas should breed for you within a few weeks.

First click here and read about the Mbunas. Next click here and read the story that I wrote about the group of Mbunas living in an 80-gallon aquarium in Giselle's Restaurant several years ago.

You probably learned a few new things about keeping Mbunas by reading those two pages. You need a bigger aquarium. A 55-gallon just isn't quite big enough for a group of Mbunas. You need an 80-gallon aquarium, and you need about 40 Mbunas from which you will remove about 20 by the time they become full grown in a few years.

Two Penguin 330 filters will be the right filters in an 80-gallon aquarium, and as you said, you'll want to remove all or most of the gravel, so the gravel is no more that 1/4" thick. You'll also want to get a bunch of rocks that are safe for aquariums. Click here to read about a method I've used to put big rocks in an aquarium with very little gravel and avoid cracking the glass bottom in the aquarium.

You say you remove 25% of the water and replace it with tap water from the faucet about every forth day. I would recommend you decrease that amount to at most 20%, and do it every day, if your water is cloudy.

Click here to go to another page in this web site that thoroughly discusses cloudy water. First, how to get rid of it and make the water clear up. Then there is also an explanation about why the water is cloudy.

The Neons are compatible with the Pink Aeneus Corydoras Catfish. Click here to read more about compatible tank mates for Neon Tetras, where you'll see the Cory Catfish listed.

If you get Neons, you should get at least 6, because they are a schooling fish, and they will not be comfortable with less than 6 Neons to school with. If you get the Neons, you'll need to move your Rainbow Shark to another aquarium. Click here to read more about the Rainbow Shark, where you'll find out that your Rainbow Shark can grow to be 9" long and will eventually need an aquarium with at least 50 gallons of water.

So I recommend that you find another aquarium for the Rainbow Shark and put six Neons with you Cory Catfish in your 10 gallon aquarium. I hope my reply helps you.

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