Recent content by mmille36

I pick mine up at a local store

Idk if you're getting red cherry shrimp I'f you're only paying .33$ I think you might be talking about ghost shrimp. And yeah cherrys are among the easiest to breed. Just leave em alone and they do their business!

Looks great! I'm also trying a RCS setup in a 20gal long, not very far along yet though.

I love the rock "scaffold" !! Hope it's sturdy!!

I'm setting up my old 20gal long tank to try and breed some RCS. I picked up four today. Still early in setup though, I'll post more pics as I add to it.

Working on setting up my old 20gal as a cherry shrimp tank, I picked up four of them today. Just starting out decoration and plant wise, here are some pics.

The downside to peat moss is that it is a more rapid decomposing material and needs to be replaced more often unlike the cured wood and black water extract

Tannins are organic compounds that are present in many different plant species and have different functions for the plants. Adding drift wood can lower ph and soften the water which is great if you have species of fish that are from the amazon basin. Soaking as you did does well for removing the...

Na the yellow tint in the water is coming from the tannis leaching from the new pieces of drift wood. I also use tetra backwater that results in a water tint. The fish like it and I don't mind the coloration.

Thanks! :)

Seachem Flourite, and some larger rocks I got from the creek

Definitely** autocorrect

Im defiantly going to try it, I mean it's only a few $$ even if it doesn't work out

The all black does look nice

Alright guys I'll check out that website, thanks for the help