Recent content by Mikejr20

Ok I might stay away from crayfish this time cause they killed my last school of barbs I had. I was wondering if I could find a dwarf crayfish. Maybe that would help keep my fish from getting eaten.

Definitely good ideas. I don't think I have any favorites but I had a 29gal with a pleco, a couple crayfish, tiger barbs, bala shark, red tail and rainbow shark, and a gourami. I sold the tank with all the fish and moved so now I'm lookig at getting a 55 with a nice stand but have no ideas on...

I'm basically just seeing if I can put some ideas together from other members on how to decorate my tank. I know I'm gonna use play sand as my substrate and I'm still unsure of what kind of fish I'm going to put in it. I know definitely not cichlids or aggressive fish. I usually get colorful...

Put 5 ramhorns in my breeder tank and the rest in my 29gal. They came out immediately and moved quickly to their hideouts.

Should I put some in my breeder tank too? I seen that over feeding creates the infestation. How do I know if I'm over feeding cause I usually throw some in and it's usually gone within a few seconds. I'm actually kinda scared I'm under feeding my fish.

I'm getting in 10 Malaysian trumpet snails tomorrow and 10 ramhorn snails. How do I introduce them into my tank? Do I use the drip method? Thanks in advance for the help.

Ok 75 gal is a bit out of my price range I might have to save up for that. Which would work cause I'll have to move within this year so I was gonna wait and do my homework since everything is gonna be more expensive. So which is better a canister filter or the refuge?

Ok well I was thinking of a 55 for now. Or my 29 that I have sitting around.

Ok so Ive never had a salt water tank myself but my parents did when I was little. So basically I'm looking for advice on what I need for a basic set up. I would like to know what an ideal tank size would be for a salt water tank and I don't want to get the cheapest filters, wave maker, etc...