Search results

I've bought plants from Charley on Aquabid. He's a great guy! As honest and helpful as they come!

FISH ARE TAKEN!

Thanks, fishfreek, makes perfect sense!

I'm wondering why I couldn't edit a post I made in Classifieds. Also, the reason I wanted to edit was cuz I attached a pic but, the preview didn't show it so, I tried a few more times. Nowhere did it say the pic had been attached. Only when I actually submitted the post did ALL THREE pics...

Well, I guess I can upload pics, after all! :oops:

To a good tank only! :D 2 S. Eupterus, 5" & 6". Happy and healthy! Don't have room for them anymore. They need to be in at least a 55 gallon tank. If you are interested please email me at kranetj1@msn.com and I will send you a pic. I can't seem to be able to upload here. Thanks for...

O.K. We're all set! Just did a water change, added a pinch of salt, flour, eggs.....OOPS! Wrong recipe! :mrgreen: And an airstone. Now we just keep an eye on things. Luckily, the tank is on my 'puter desk! Thanks!!!

Thanks, Lori! I will do the heat treatment. I have also used smaller doses of salt in my larger tanks with cories with no ill effects. I may just add a pinch to the 10 and keep an eye on them, like you said. I also have a sand substrate in there. Does that make a difference when trying to...

I just noticed what looks like a couple ick spots on my green tiger barb. She is in a 10 gallon with 3 small bronze cories. I do not see any spots on the cories. If there are no spots on the cories, does that mean they are not affected yet? Could I move them to another tank without infecting...

Thanks for all the info, folks! I'll give up on hoping to use that piece of cedar! :)

That's what I always thought. But, you see people selling it all the time for aquariums. And the article on this site by Scott68TN states "Cedar is a good choice due to its natural ability to withstand water." Hence, my confusion! :?

I have gotten conflicting advise on whether or not cedar is suitable for a freshwater aquarium. I did just read the article here and it mentioned that cedar does makes good driftwood. I had gotten a very nice piece a while ago. It had been used as an outdoor decoration for years. It was...

Thanks for the great article, Fruitbat! I got three Schistura mahnerti about 2 weeks ago, and it's taken me this long to find any info on them! I got mine at the same time and have them in a 10 gallon. The thing that is so unusual about them is that they spend most of their time in the...