Recent content by mvigor

All are sold, paid for, and shipped.

These are pending sale today.

Thank you Autumnsky, but at this time I'm not up for a trade. As I stated in the last post I just made, I can accept $35 (instead of $40) to cover shipping all 6 bunches to you. :fish2:

Prices stated above are for all U.S. Zip codes. I'll sell and ship one of these lots for $12, and 3 lots for $24 shipped. If you are interested in buying all 6 together, I have reduced what I am asking to $35 shipped.

Once again the Java Moss has overgrown the little tank that it lives in, so once again I have removed this stored nitrogen from my 5 gallon aquarium. :thumb: This is a truly beautiful plant that is very easy to grow under even moderate amounts of light. This tank has been disease-free for...

BBQ baking the wood dry is one good way to ensure that it won't stay underwater.

Clown loaches are social fish who are happiest with a group of 5 or more.

Duckweed is so soft and easy to eat that even plant-safe snails will devour it. Every other plant I've tried with Brigs is safe, but they'll eat every last piece of duckweed.

I just shipped out a 1 pound lot (2 pound box) of Java Moss on Monday and priority mail was $5.30 for halfway across the country. I use priority mail because the boxes are free and it's relatively fast. This was enough Java Moss to completely FILL a 20 gallon tank. Just ship it with a few wet...

Yes, you can drop a powerhead into the sponge filter's central column instead of using an air pump for uplift. The problem you might run into is finding a powerhead adjustable to a low enough flow rate for a 10 gallon tank.

Just move the fish and the filter over from the existing cycled tank. The bacteria in the old filter will cycle the new tank in a day or so, and the larger volume of water in the new tank will allow a tiny ammonia/nitrite spike to be diluted enough that your fish will be fine. You would...

You would know better than I would if only 1% of your visitors were on Macs using Safari, but I would hazard a guess that of all Mac users, probably only 20% or less have downloaded an alternate browser. Safari comes installed and works wonderfully, so they have no reason to. By that guess you...

For the record, I abandonded this site for like a year while I was using Safari and have only now begun to come back since i switched to FireFox. "Less than 1%" are real people. :)

"Does a disease have your aquatic friends feeling icky?" "Has a disease snuck into your water world?" "Aquarium under the weather?" "Fishy friends infected?" ... and others. P.S. Please understand I'm really not normally the word police. :)

I'm just saying that the phrase "in a rut" means that it's the normal, everyday, boring, routine. A disease can't have you stuck in a rut, or your fish would all be dead already. A sudden onslaught of disease brings you out of your rut, albiet in a bad way.