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Added a 30g rated canister filter to my 20g tall tank. Already have A 20 g filter installed on it but with this additional filter power my water is clearer than ever. Also pruned back about 60% of my plants and replanted the uprooted ones into the substrate. Looking pretty good. Also added...

Anybody know where a guy can get some red bellied piranha fry? :whistle:

None of my friends are into aquariums sadly. But I'm partially content with that because I don't have stories like this one. Sometimes you overhear stuff at the pet shop though and cringe a little

My betta is in a 20g planted community tank and he seems pretty happy

Get another tank because mine is fully stocked but there are still fish I want

My tank breaks most of the pet peeves listed here

I bought some fish without adequate research and found out they grow larger than expected so my tank is now overstocked. I goofed

Added three marbles hatchets yesterday and they're getting along nicely. Was feeding the tank today and during the feeding frenzy I noticed some eggs on one of my ghost shrimp.

Breathe dissolved oxygen from the water

Just did some feeding and water testing again. It appears my tank is cycled so it's back to deciding what to add to my tank.

Cycling without seeded media

Are you taking these pictures with a phone or a regular camera?

If you open one of the pictures you want to upload on your computer along the bottom of the window there's a circular arrow that you can use to flip the image around 90 degrees at a time.

Did another 50% water change today to get control of my ammonia

I'm impressed that you managed to hang it from your ceiling but I think it looks pretty good. What is that clover looking plant in the middle?

I used up a little bottle of aqueon water conditioner that came with my tank but now I'm using straight prime

It's the first step towards an octopus tank

They are Sterbai Corys. It might not show up in that picture but their ventral fins develop a light orangish color that may also color their belly a bit that is pretty nice. I've never owned corydoras before and have found that their personality is a great addition to their spotted skin. I was...

Thank you I appreciate the warm welcome. This is pretty much what the whole tank looks like now except it was taken a couple days ago and since then I shoved the rock pile a couple inches back and moved a couple plants out front to give the fish some cover. The Cory's get spooked when I...

Seachem Prime is an effective water conditioner and nitrite/nitrate detoxifier. Only a small dose is required and it probably provides the most bang for your buck. $10 for 500 milliliters which can treat 5000 gallons of water.

Added some sterbai cory's last evening and am thinking about how to move some of my aquarium rocks without disturbing my fish and shrimp too much