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i have a few pieces of texas holy rock that i want to get rid of. i figured id see if anyone was interested on here first

haha it shouldn't be too bad, its a straight stair case thank god

I currently have a 55 gallon african cichlid aquarium on my second floor. The 55 gallon aquarium has been nice but i want to go bigger. im looking to get either a 100 or a 125 gallon aquarium. Now, i know this sounds crazy but hear me out. I'm going to be putting the new aquarium in the same...

Does anyone know what this is? It's a dark brown/ red color. It won't wipe off. It Doesn't seem to be spreading. I'm assuming it's some sort of algae. I do weekly PWC and keep my aquarium healthy. Could this be harmful to my fish?

The dads a red zebra and moms a yellow lab

does anyone have any experience with the Emperor aquatics uv sterilizer. im not too sure what one to get. i mainly want it as a preventative measure for parasites. Im just obsessed with keeping my fish in a healthy environment. i have a 55 gallon african cichlid aquarium. i have an over kill of...

Get reverse osmosis water, your lfs probably sells it for cheap. You just need to add minerals that are lacking for the type of fish you have.

I live in Boston so winter is always bad. I bought a small generator a few years ago and it works great. Lucky I've only needed it a couple times.

Hard to tell because it is so small, and I also don't know too much about South Americans but I would guess either a Texas cichlid or a fire mouth.

I have a high level of silicates and nitrates in my tap water. That's why I use RO water.

Looked online a bit it's overwhelming how many different one there are

With PWC and top offs I used about 30-35 gallons a week

Does anyone have a reverse osmosis system hooked up? Is it worth the money to have one or should I just keep going to my lfs for a 1$ a gallon for the to water?

Water changes and turn your lights off. You can put a towel or something over the tank so no natural light gets in

No chemicals just take a clean rags and scrub it really good just using water.

If he was playing with rocks he might have one stuck in his throat

Prime neutralizes ammonia, nitrite and nitrate

I run a 406 and a 306 on 'y 55 gallon (I know it's a lot but I like to keep a well overstocked tank). I also have a 850korla circular pump that helps out a lot. It gets all the small stuff to the intakes

Yes you can got wrong with the api text kit. And the bottles last a long time.

I raised a batch of 25-30 yellow lab fry. It was cool I'm glad I had the experience of doing it, but I will never do it again. Way too much work and I don't have the time to do day water changes and 4-6 feeding a a day. Now, if they breed in the tank I just let nature do it's course. Some live...

Wow looks really good looks like to took lots of time to aquascape that. Good call on the black background too!

Looks really good man! I have sand in my tank too. It's cool to watch the fish transform the bottom of the tank because they are always moving the sand around the tank!

Put some sort of water polish foam in the filter, that will help clear it up quick. Your local fish store will carry it.

It takes time to settle there was probably a bunch of crap in it. What are you running for a filter/filters