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I am on my first month of soaking a few pieces in a bucket. I've done this before and depending on the type if wood it'll take a couple of months. I will then boil the snot out of it in salt water for a few changes before placing in a tank. It's a long process but worth the effort once you get...

Will do! She's holed up behind the filter intake and not eating now soooooo, doesn't look good.

No other signs on her and no spots either. I was wondering if it could be gill flukes or something irritating like that. I will adjust the temps and watch closely. thanks, hopefully this fixes it.

My mom has an Angelicus Botia that is doing alot of flashing and rubbing. Tank is a 12 gallon Eclipse, fully cycled. Water perims are stellar, PH-7.6, Ammo-, Nitrites-0, Nitrates-10, temp is 78*. Tank mates are a few Tetras. She' been dosed with a Quick Cure 4 times (every 48 hrs) and then was...

LOVE the bar in front of the tank! Stellar idea.

If you can, put all the substrate in a mesh bag and put it in the 29. While you are waiting for it to cycle get a liquid reagent kit to test the perimeters on both tanks. I personally keep goldfish and I can tell you right now you should be doing pwc's of 50% at least every other day. They are...

Too funny!!!!!

I finally found out what the little critters are on my glass. They're Limpets. How they got there is a total mystery as I have never had any plants in the tank. It's possible they hitched a ride in some water bags when I bought new fish. But here ya go fellow aquarium geekists...lol...

Welcome Robert. I lived in Springfield for three years. Loved it there! I am from/living in Washington state and love it here too. You'll be in good company here. Send me something from Andy's and Lambert's will ya. Lol...

Multiple pets and fish-keepers seem to go hand in hand. You will be in good company here. Get some pics up and welcome!

've had Tetras for a year now and they have always been in 7.6 PH. All are healthy and happy.

Prime! Works great and is more for your money.

Very cool and it's always great to see a fellow Washingtonian!!!

Ok. I am dosing the tank and have been for 4 days now. I was hoping to rid myself of the problem by pulling all the plants and dropping the temp. I bet the Goldfish would eat the BGA as it gets started. What's strange is I've never had it in my Goldfish tank and I've had a goldie tank for 8...

Will going back to a coldwater setup keep it from coming back? I want to get rid of the Tropicals and put Goldfish in there. I already have another Goldfish tank with a couple I'd like to move. Thanks again.

I am the one that does crocheted animals but would like to do one of these....very kewl.

I have been searching on here but can't find a thread that someone had dosed their tank with Maracyn to get rid of BGA. I have a tropical that has a pretty bad case of it and I want to get rid of it. I've done Flourish and black-outs but it keeps coming back. I want to get rid of it for good and...