
Here's the tank today, with the new plants (the reddish one in front and the large green bunch behind it):

The next addition I'm considering, if all goes well, are some platys, which are live bearers. We saw some coral platys the other night, which were a brilliant red colour, with a touch of black on the tail. We keep seeing glass catfish, which are ultra-cool looking fish, but I read that they are a bit more difficult to keep, and want to be in a small school of 5 or more. So I don't think we're at this level. I don't even have a heated tank, nor do I perform any monitoring of water quality.
I finally got a half-decent shot of the 5 neon tetras:

And a grainy closeup:

Here are a few shots of the goldfish again, first of Bubbles (isn't her form beautiful, even if her colours are not so attractive?):

And finally, the little unnamed black/orange one:

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The only problem I have faced with the catfish/ suckerfish, is that they ruin the plants.
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