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AI-assisted freshwater guidance
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Freshwater community tank
55 gal · photo review
Tank Score
72/100
GOOD, WITH RISKS
First priority
Add a second sponge filter before increasing the Cory group. Your tank has a solid base; oxygenation is the fastest win.
The TankRx method
TankRx turns the tank in front of you into organized, practical priorities—so you know what matters now and what can wait.
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Share 2–5 clear photos, tank volume, livestock, water parameters, and your goal.
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See the strengths, risks, and tradeoffs across stocking, water, filtration, and layout.
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Follow a focused prescription instead of adding fish, gear, or chemicals on a guess.
Built for freshwater keepers
A great aquarium is a system. TankRx considers adult size, temperament, group needs, water preferences, filtration capacity, and your actual goals—not just a yes-or-no answer.
A clearer decision path
“Can I add these fish?” becomes a recommendation that accounts for the tank they're actually entering.
Start with a Tank ScoreTankRx sees
6+
connected parts of your aquarium—not isolated advice.
When you want the full plan
A complete, personalized report is being prepared for launch. It will turn your score into a clear prescription for the aquarium you have now.
TankRx Report
Personalized aquarium prescription
Stocking and compatibility review
Water, filtration, and maintenance priorities
Fish health observations from your photos
The fish to add, avoid, or keep an eye on
Start with the free score while report access is being readied.
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Clear photos plus your tank size, current fish, filtration, and recent water parameters help TankRx identify the highest-impact next steps.
TankRx starts with freshwater aquariums, especially cichlids, Corydoras, plecos, community compatibility, stocking, and breeding setups.
No. TankRx provides educational aquarium guidance and visual observations. Urgent illness, injury, or unexplained losses need a qualified aquatic veterinarian.
Healthier tanks. Happier fish.