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So today I was just in Petsmart browsing their fish section and I saw these plants that they sell in plastic bags or containers. Are these plants ok to buy? Would they just die in an aquarium after a week or would they survive? Im wondering because I just saw plants in plastic (and i looked like...

If the food was freezer burned, what effect would that have on the fish if you fed it to them?

Dang, I have had mine for more than a few weeks.:facepalm:

Natural

About how long is a while?

I don't leave them out, they stay in the freezer except when I feed my fish.

How long will frozen fish food last? I have a pack of Frozen Nutrition bloodworms in the freezer, and I am wondering how long they will last before they go bad if there is such a thing.

Pressurized. The co2 comes in those pressurized metal canisters.

Ive been seriously considering neons and from what you have said it sounds like they would be a pretty good option.

Ive thought about Serpae tetras but most of the reviews I have seen are that they are a little nippy.

The tetras that I have had in mind so far are: -Black phantom tetra -Lemon tetra -Halequin rasbora -Ruby tetra -Von rio flame tetra -Neon tetra -Rummy nose tetra

And at the moment I have 3 SAEs, 1 bristle nose pleco, and 4 amano shrimp. I am going to have 1 bolivian ram plus the tetras that I decide on, I'm still on the picking stage for the tetras.

29 gallon. The specific info is in my bio i think.

Ive had rummy noses before and in my opinion they were doing great, I haven't had any experience with them being sensitive.

The red fluorite is the gravel that I have and I also have a rock, log, live plants, and co2 bubbling system.

So I am looking to add a school of hardy, active cool looking fish (preferably red colored) to my aquarium. I want them to be mostly peaceful and a smaller tetra, under 2 inches, and so far I have found that both ruby tetras and von rio flame tetras would be good options. Which one do you guys...

For me it appears 0.3 ph.

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So today I tested my aquarium ph and it read around 7.8. I have a community aquarium and the large majority of my fish are tetras that prefer a ph that is around neutral or slightly acidic, so a ph of 7.8 would probably be too high. I tested the tap water that I put in my aquarium when I do...

Will the hydrogen peroxide harm the plants?

So I have a bad case of BBA in my planted aquarium, and apparently using Flourish Excel to boost the co2 amount will kill it over time. I'm wondering how much dosing I should do and how often (eg. like double dosing for a week). If anybody has any ideas please tell me.

I have live plants.

Ok thanks for the help.

During the day, my the temperature in my tank is usually from about 82-86 degrees farenheit, and i want it lower, around 78-80 degrees. I've tried putting in a few ice cubs in the tank and lifting up the canopy of the tank and having a fan blow on the water, but neither of those things have...