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Buy a sponge filter off Amazon. They are really cheap. What fish did you have in the tank?

I know this thread is a few months old but if you have any questions about mudskippers I can help you out. The thread that autumsky posted I posted heavily in. I owned mudskippers for about 8 years

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I would not feed freeze dried food to a puffer

Im thinking suck them up with a turkey baster. They 100% look like fish fry. Im guessing maybe cories as they like to lay their eggs on leaves. hard boil some eggs and feed them the yolk

Never tried this but the idea just came to me. get a 2 liter bottle and fill it with tank water. put some food inside for the snails and then throw some snails in there and then lay the bottle on the bottom of the tank. hopefully the snails will slowly come out after eating the food and the f8...

I have a 29 gallon and I said I am about 10 gallons to small meaning I should have a 40 gallon. I dont think a 29 gallon will be a problem for a year. I am in the process of looking for homes and I am getting married so once I get a new house they will be in a 50+ gallon tank.

That would be perfect. I set up a fancy goldfish tank and when I added the fish the cycle collapsed. No idea what happened. I'm trying to find filter media. My LFS refused to sell me any. So right now I'm doing water changes every other day to save my fish. The fish seem fine and aren't going to...

How much for a marbled shipped to Philly area?

Do you still have this and how long has it been out of the tank?

Imgur: The most awesome images on the Internet I know that the tank is about 10 gallons too small but i will upgrade in a year. The tank used to house my mudskippers but after 5 years they both passed and I was going to get rid of the tank but i couldnt even give it away for some reason. The...

How many assassins do you have? I have plenty of ramshorns and bladder snails. Sent from my iPad using Aquarium Advice

Do these mess with plants? Sent from my iPad using Aquarium Advice

Most people suggest 2 lower wattage heaters. So if 1 gets stuck on it won't fry the tank assuming the other wont malfunction Sent from my iPad using Aquarium Advice

I would feed these to several different things. I have my African dwarf frog who would love these. I also have a brackish tank that has many fish that only eat live or frozen foods. My bumble bee gobies would enjoy them along with my freshwater sole, and mudskippers. I already feed my gobies...

No. Would the age of the home I live in matter? I looked up the testing in my city and the highest recorded value was ~4ppm. I may bring my water to home depot to be tested. Sent from my iPad using Aquarium Advice

Use cuttlebone for calcium and feed a couple snails every other day. Sent from my iPad using Aquarium Advice

Ok retested it today and it's at about 10ppm but it was much worse last night. Maybe a random fluctuation? Sent from my iPad using Aquarium Advice

I live in philly. I am using API liquid test. My pH is 7.6 and I would like it just a tad higher. I will have to go get some distilled water to calibrate the test. I tested my tank and it was off the charts. The test looked like cranberry juice. Can anyone recommend a RODI filter? What is the...

My tap water is reading 20+ppm. My tank is brackish and I am thinking of buying a reverse osmosis filter but I don't know what I would have to add back in to the water. I also don't want large pH fluctuations. I have a few plants. My specific gravity is 1.003. I plan on adding more Java moss...

buy it off amazon for $13

I had a betta with RCS and he pretty much wiped them all out Sent from my iPad using Aquarium Advice

i dont seem to have luck with f8 puffers. I have a brackish tank with BBGs, my nitrates are always low, the temperature is around 78, 1.005 SG. They are fine for about 4 months then one day they are just dead. I feed them plenty of pond snails and ramshorns to trim their beak/teeth. I have owned...

The friendliest fish ive ever own are puffers. my figure 8 puffer always follows me around the tank. My mudskippers do too but not like the figure 8.

Yea they don't really move much. Mine just stare at me all the time waiting to eat. Sent from my iPad using Aquarium Advice