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Oh I have a disorder too.. I managed to catch tankophobia. Good thing this forum is Aquarium Anonymous (Aquarium Advice my butt.. it's AA alright). I have a 75 and a 10 quarantine with plans for another 75 to start by next week :-/ dale

I really like that tank. Mine is starting to look like a weedy mess. I'm thinking I might need to thin and rethink. Great looking tank. There's something to be said for a more minimal approach. dale

They are funny to watch. During the day they are practically invisible. At night I can see them on the large driftwood standing proudly on top like they are king of the hill. Funny things. dale

Guess you can't see the third monitor ;-)

Well without having a clue I pulled out the 'infected' plants. It was only on a few on one side of the tank. Hopefully it won't show up elsewhere. dale

yes, but the cam doesn't have great resolution (imho). i'm funny about camera resolutions. i'll try taking a pic tomorrow when the light is on. i'm feeling lazy at the moment :-) dale

I'm not entirely sure what I'm looking at here. What is this growth?

Excellent. I only recently got back into the hobby with a 75. I can already seeing me needing a dumping ground (jail) tank for things I decide I don't want. I hope mine can be as nice :-) dale

Thanks I was very pleasantly surprised by it. It's very heavy african driftwood. It really is a nice piece I got it from arizona aquatic gardens (http://www.azgardens.com/) dale

I'd do that if I had a faster connection. I'm running over DSL and it's also my home office connection (I work from home.) I don't wanna PO my DSL provider with either a full time connection or uploads every second. Unfortunately I live in BFE and it's the best I can get out here. The US has...

There isn't much to see yet as I'm waiting for some different plants. I need to rearrange and figure a better position for the camera. Anybody else have a fish cam? http://www.everysky.net/fishcam.html

That is a great idea. I may do a little of both. Since I already have the glass, just use the front portion and cover the back with the light diffuser. thanks, dale

As posted in another thread I have a new 75 gallon that's intended to be a planted / community aquarium. I have noticed from looking at some photos of others' tanks that tank covers (the glass part) seems to be optional? What is typical? I notice that with the covers there is a great deal of...

Not that you can see anything.. but fish cam! (or lack there of - also lots of bubbles and cloudiness). http://www.everysky.net/fishcam.html

Well there isn't much to see. I finally filled with water today. I waited a few hours and checked parameters. PH 7.8 (we have a community well), Ammonia is .25, guess we have ammonia in the tap water. Is that good, bad or indifferent? The water was run through a canister type filter on the...

Actually I already have the substrate. I bought the aquariumplants.com substrate before I read here to find out it seems to be a repackaged product. I have no qualms with going with CO2. One of my hobbies is homebrew, I have several spare CO2 tanks and regulators.

Hi. I am a n00b to these forums. I've had many aquariums in the past, the largest being a 55 gallon with a pair of tiger oscars. It has been about 15 years since I've had any tank at all though. My how things have changed. There's much I never knew before. There are so many new toys and...