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Not meaning to steal your thread, but, Max, been trying to send you a PM but your box is full.

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I was just thinking the opposite, when will the dang rain stop, rain every dang day....also with the rain water, I think you would be careful with what you catch it in, how long it sits outside and I don't think I would use it without heavy filtration first. Just seems like there could be a lot...

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What do think happen to the ammonia? The nitrates break it down, it's part of the cycle. And I wasn't saying that just because the water is clear the cycle is done, I was saying its part of it. You have never seen how one day the water will look crystal clear toward the end of the cycle?

What is OP? Old Person?

Just my feelings

Ok, you did the right thing doing a water change on the 10 gal. The ammonia went down because the nitrates were doing their thing in destroying the ammonia, that's what it does. The 60 gal is not doing anything because there is nothing there to produce ammonia. Now that you added one more fish...

I hate fish in cycling....you have to have ammonia to produce nitrites, you have to have nitrites to produce nitrates. And you have to have nitrates to get rid of the ammonia. And having ammonia and nitrites in your tank while you have fish in the tank is very bad for the fish. And it lengthens...

Ahhh, ok, I'm more use to seeing the ocean beaches so the white looks better to me.

Just a word to the wise FishAngler, be very careful about the "colored" rock that you put into your aquariums. If the right type of paint isn't used, it can come off in the water and become toxic for your fish. I know you can get some great deals from the dollar store, I go there myself, but...

I sent you a PM, did you see it?

Is your sand brown to tan? Or is it white? That to me makes the difference, the white is so much better for looking natural.

That filter sound good for your tank, what most people go for is about 6 times your tank size per hour of filtration.

Ok, I'll work part time for you, full time is for the birds....and fish! lol

S there anyone out there that is breeding discus, looking for small Red Mellon.

Good to know about the individual test kits, my testing a real hot and heavy right now, setting up 2 new tanks, and I have no patients I keep testing twice a day. Oh well, I guess when you are retired, you have to keep busy with something, sure glad I have my fish.

Good idea on the pre measured food, yeah, having someone else feed my fish scares me.

You will be fine for 2 weeks without a water change, when you get back, do like a 25% change then about 3 or 4 days later do another 25%. Check your water parameters to make sure everything is ok. You can also go for about a week without feeding them, they will be ok. But, stay away from those...

Ok, I'm right there with you, broke one of mine a few weeks ago. I figured I would just wait till my test chemicals ran out and buy another kit.....or do they they sell the bottles of chemicals separate also?

I love my play sand from Lowe's which is white. $7.18 for 100 pounds.

Ok, another question, will go the same with all guppies or just the endlers?

Cool, thank you.

I'm setting up a breeder tank for RCS, are there any fish that will coexist with the shrimp and leave the fry alone?

Tweasers!