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NVM found what I was looking for

Anyone know the outside dimensions for a 55g Corner tank? I have exhausted my internet and site searches and am breaking down to a post.. Thanks to all who help.

Yea, remember when $5,600 would get you a gt500? Now it's worth $1,000,000. Crazy how things change. Any who, I can get a handful for $4.99 at my lfs. Note all prices are USD.. :)

It's not the first time it's happened, I had one get sucked in when I was doing a pwc. That one later died, and since then I have raised the tubing. Just odd how this one, fairly large at 5 months old met his fate the same way.

I think it's time for me to try the pantyhose over the filter inlet idea. One of my ghost shrimp met his demise today, as his head was sucked into the filter inlet. Other than pantyhose over the inlet, does anyone else have suggestions?

Thanks, think I'll start dipping to avoid a snail infestation

If I do bleach is it like a 10 parts bleach to 5 parts water?

Cool thanks for that. Now to find peroxide lol, thanks to both of you for the help!

Lol, I wish I had loaches to go around, I have an issue with my 10g. Everything I put in there is dying (fish wise) but I do have some wisteria that needs to be transplanted to my 29g, should I use the dip method just to be safe?

Forgive my lack of chemistry background but is that peroxide?

I was curious as to what baths you dip your new plants in to kill/remove unwanted items that may be on the plant.

Yes............ I not the best, 6700k getting 8 hrs a day

My plants are literally falling apart! I got anacharis for the fact that it doesn't need much light, but why are they just falling apart? They have been in the tank for 3 weeks. I know these go through a period when you first get them and they can do this, but why 3 weeks later?

Do you have plans for a larger tank???

Sadly my petsmart doesn't do it, they don't even have paper bags. You could bring little sack lunch bags with you, only a few dollars for a pack. I'm going to do this so I always have them.