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and it didnt even have proper filtration, just a tiny bubble filter. they had to have known the setup was inadequate

i could not stand those fake corals in my tank. i wonder if they ever do any reef tanks?

they associate you with food, so they swarm the surface of the water in anticipation when you come near. it doesnt necessarily mean they "feel" hungry. and exactly, its instinct to eat food when its available because they dont know when it will be available again.

so you feed them every other day? lots of people do that, fish dont always have a constant supply of food in the wild.

were there dead fish in the pics?

they shoved 12 red cap orandas into a 5 gallon!

wow, life forming in action. thats crazy you were able to get it to look that good through a microscope lens

i would always feel a tiny bit of wetness coming from the cap area. if its nothing more than a drop of water it shouldnt be affecting your test in a significant way

oh nice! is that the river tank design? im curious to see how it will work out.

really cool hillstream loach river tank design. wanted to do this myself. http://www.loaches.com/articles/river-tank-manifold-design

hah. i just hope you get one so i can see pics. and thats a beautiful puffer btw. do those stay small?

fire eels one of my dream FW fish. i was also actually going to suggest tire track eel as well. they still get big enough, but not quite as big as a fire eel.

dude...you should get a fire eel.

what i want to know is how the heck does that guys water not slosh everywhere, and he must keep his rv hooked up to electricity 24/7 even when hes not on trips?? unless he just lives in it

it doesnt seem like it should too hard as long as you can get something that seals tight, and you can mount it so that it doesnt slide. your only real problem is if the fish can handle the water sloshing back and forth, which shouldnt be too much since you're not going to be gunning it in an rv...

it really depends on the betta. i had a betta that got along perfectly with everything, and then another one that gobbled up ghost shrimp. personally i think it should work, just dont get attached to the shrimp. its too bad youre not near me, im trying to get rid of my 10g before i move.

lol i found this humerus.

lol thats pathetic. theres no sport in that. repeatedly catching the same fish is going to cause them massive stress, not to mention injuring the lips of your aquarium PETS. these fish are accustomed to eating the same food and seeing people, theyre going to bite every time. where as in the wild...

nice, how big is he? and i really only have experience with java fern and anubias as well. i think tiger lotus is a difficult plant to keep, use the search function and try to find a thread on them. as for a curtain plant, you could do a "java moss wall" its low light, but it would probably take...

BECAUSE, the meat is fresh when a fish is killed this way because its near instantaneous, and does not stress the fish at all, which would cause lactic acid buildup, tainting the meat, therefore the fresher the pet fishs meat, the less stressed it was

nice. nice aquascape too

iki spike to the brain, most humane, keeps the meat freshest.

i love green tree pyhtons...scared to get close tho. cant wait to see pics of the clowns in the new tank

wow, nice. they must all be pretty big now. whats the climate like there? are you just going to insulate it for the summer heat, and use aquarium heaters for when it gets colder? looking forward to more pics. im sure theres lots of people on here that will be interested in this.