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Here's a different picture. Tank is a bit dirty on that side apparently Sent from my SM-N900V using Tapatalk

Can anyone tell if this is a male or female krib? Sent from my SM-N900V using Tapatalk

I also run the blue along with the others. This is really an impressive light. Even on my 24" tall tank, I am getting great growth out of my plants!

My Bolivian

Here's a few shots of mine! Really surprised this thread doesn't have more responses.

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a nice school of tetras would be awesome too

i have silica sand in my tank and actually have less diatoms than i did in my other tank using yardright aragonite sand...nor has anyone else i have ever talked to had a problem with diatoms using silica sand it is just part of your tank cycling.....if silica sand causes diatoms then so would...

LMAO i have that same problem every since i got a tank and found this site hehe

Yeah just look at Florida....

as far as the dead ones go you could flush em or i would throw them out in the woods but i dunno if you live by any woods the live ones if you have a fuge or sump you could put them in there or maybe just see if someone else might want them

well i did move it into a dicus tank for a long time and it had a handful of snails in it that are still alive as far as i know so maybe itll work.

Slate would work i would think ive got a peice but im scared to use it cuz it was in my african cichlid tank when i treated with copper :?

i vote wednesday seems to be the busiest time of week.

goodness thats most certainly not a goby LOL and i wouldnt suggest having any gobies in the tank with him either ;)

Pretty much and home depot you can probably get a big tube for half the price of a little tube at the fish store :?

if it is 100% silicon it is gonna be the exact same thing as the "aquarium sealant" you get....it should say on the tube whether or not it is 100% silicon or not.

knife fish will happily eat your fish or anything else that it can fit in its mouth....or in the case of the shrimp sounds too me like he ate it one bite at a time

think about it this way.....in the wild fish dont get nearly as much to eat as they do in your tanks especially fish like lionfish that have to hunt down prey so feeding them once a week is prolly more than they get in the wild.

I would guess the knifefish as well he seems most likely

If you mean hy do people have both in the same tank it is because the pcs come in actinic and supplement the halides in the blue spectrum

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