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Ok I might stay away from crayfish this time cause they killed my last school of barbs I had. I was wondering if I could find a dwarf crayfish. Maybe that would help keep my fish from getting eaten.

Definitely good ideas. I don't think I have any favorites but I had a 29gal with a pleco, a couple crayfish, tiger barbs, bala shark, red tail and rainbow shark, and a gourami. I sold the tank with all the fish and moved so now I'm lookig at getting a 55 with a nice stand but have no ideas on...

I'm basically just seeing if I can put some ideas together from other members on how to decorate my tank. I know I'm gonna use play sand as my substrate and I'm still unsure of what kind of fish I'm going to put in it. I know definitely not cichlids or aggressive fish. I usually get colorful...

Put 5 ramhorns in my breeder tank and the rest in my 29gal. They came out immediately and moved quickly to their hideouts.

Should I put some in my breeder tank too? I seen that over feeding creates the infestation. How do I know if I'm over feeding cause I usually throw some in and it's usually gone within a few seconds. I'm actually kinda scared I'm under feeding my fish.

I'm getting in 10 Malaysian trumpet snails tomorrow and 10 ramhorn snails. How do I introduce them into my tank? Do I use the drip method? Thanks in advance for the help.

Ok 75 gal is a bit out of my price range I might have to save up for that. Which would work cause I'll have to move within this year so I was gonna wait and do my homework since everything is gonna be more expensive. So which is better a canister filter or the refuge?

Ok well I was thinking of a 55 for now. Or my 29 that I have sitting around.

Ok so Ive never had a salt water tank myself but my parents did when I was little. So basically I'm looking for advice on what I need for a basic set up. I would like to know what an ideal tank size would be for a salt water tank and I don't want to get the cheapest filters, wave maker, etc...

Well I got home from being out of town with my girlfriend and find two of my tiger barbs missing and an eye ball in the sand so I guess my cray issues are starting. I'm not gonna get rid of them cause they're only surviving. Are there maybe smaller crayfish out there?

This is my guppy tank. The plants aren't in the corners but in the middle of the tank cause I didn't feel the gravel was holding the plants down good enough in the corners. Should I add more gravel?

Yea my crayfish leave my fish alone (I have two) but when I brought my brown one home it mated with the blue one twice and then killed the blue one. Now he kills off all the weaker crayfish I bring home except this one. So I have two now and a few spots they can hide in and not bother each...

Ok thank you for the help on the pictus tank size and turtle advice.

Absolutangel04 is right the turtles are still in the tank along with all the other fish because I haven't been able to rehome them. Should I just give them away instead of selling them for a dollar cheaper then my lfs would sell them for? What about my pictus catfish? What's the minimum tank...

Its a 55 gal tank with hood, lights, and stand. Also included are two HOB filters and some tropical fish. They're asking 275.

Isn't algae good for my 2 crayfish and pleco?

So I set up my new tanks. Unfortunately I still have the same stock until they are gone. I switch back to my 29gal with play sand, fake driftwood, fake plants, bubbler, skull and rock hideout. Filters are a marineland c-360 and marineland penguin 200B HOB. My second tank is a 10 gal set up for...

Now is it a bad idea to set up my 29gal tank on a stand in front of a window?

Yea I could see how you could read that wrong. But Abrams should've just asked instead of jumping the gun. But now that's out there. What's everyones opinion on my new aquarium set up idea? And advice on the bottom part about the plants, driftwood, substrate, etc.......