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Make sure to read it with bright lighting and with the case half an inch from the chart. If you put the case against the chart it'll look like a higher reading. It looks to be no where near 20 to me.

I just acquired a 55 gallon acrylic aquarium. I noticed that the front and back panels seems to be "bowing" from pressure, even without any water in there. Is this normal? Is it warping? Can I fix it by laying it down on the floor and use a hair dryer to warp it back to shape? Is it even safe...

Hello! I had some problems with my Corkscrew Val my whole hobby and was wondering why they have such a hard time growing. I have several of them, all of them under six inches. Which is the problem, low temperature or low nitrates? I tried to find out the problem for a long time why this...

Try floating plants.

I'm glad your tanks are at least 2.5 gallons. �� Otocinclus would be a great addition to the tank, if your betta is okay with them. They're really good at eating algae. Only one might be able to be added as they do have a bio load. Nerite snails will devour your green algae and...

Sweet! Tell me how you like the heater! I think 78 will be fine. I do think you should change the temperature over the year though. Like, during winter bit lower and during summer keep it higher.

That's a pretty sick tank. Beautiful.

Let's say that your summers are way too hot and winters are below 0 (or your local laws prevent you from making a pond), but still want to keep a nice pond type goldfish. How much gallons of water per fish do you need? I'm hearing the most crazy extremes for what tank size I should keep for a...

How "big" is the tank?

Most "mini heaters" don't have a internal temperature regulator and are just set to be on 24/7. This means that if you have too strong of a heater it'll literally cook your fish. I recommend a high quality heater with adjustable temperature, like ones by Cobalt. I believe they're called Cobalt...