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I got a 6"+ african tigerfish for sale, eats great, has a deep red color in its tailfin, probally from the shrimp. I will also throw in a 3" peacock cichlid, its the sunshine kind, still a while fors its bright intense yellow colors. $100 for both fish OBO

How about just mortal kombat, tekken, and gran turismo2?

This is for the southern california people interested in some local fish. 2" Geophagus - $15 (4 left) 2" Green spotted puffer - $10 (1 left) 11" Polypterus Endlicheri - $60 (1 left) 30 Gallon Octogan Acrylic 24" face, makes a nice planted tank $40 (comes with gravel sand and some plants)

My tank is sitting next to my bed, but I could siphon water to the yard and bring in water through a hose. Im lazy as well, but I though of everything beforehand for my lazyness.

I turn off the powerheads at night and use moonlighting, so I cant hear anything from my tank.

Tell me what kind of lighting and how many watts are on your 20 gallon, maybe it could be the lights. How often do you do waterchanges? Your tank isnt heavily stocked, but you never know.

Usually prevent it or fixing the problem is better than removing the actual threads, it will keep coming back.

Hello, I was curious how you fellow fish keepers keep your fish tank setups. Do you place them in a living room or hallway so guests could see your setups or near faucets for easy cleaning? How many keep your fish tank in your bedroom near your bed? Or even the garage. Im not sure why, but...

If you use a red light, its hardest for fish to see that color and would totally feel like theres no light. Ive used red, green and blue. Red works the best for shy fish; catfish, piranhas, bichirs, and other fish that hide during the day. I use blue and green for schooling type fishes, I...

There are many fish that will school together in presence of a predator. I have a tank of congo tetra, giant danios, geophagus (cichlid) and african tigerfish. They all school together when I walk near the tank, and seperate once its calm.

If you have hair and beard algae, it could also be from not doing enough water changes. Remember algae can feed on things besides light, like the water.

I purchased a night light from IKEA that has 24 little blue LED bulbs and I use this for my tank moonlighting. At night the fish diplay their nocturnal side, whether it be not moving much or activly seeking food. Plus it looks really cool and my GF likes the mood it sets.

Why would you buy the fish and plants before the tank was even setup?

It means your water is good but your lights arent enough. Blackbeard algae do well in low lighting and comete with plants and other bacteria for food. If you blacked out your tank with a blanket, your plants will die before the BBA. If anything, get stronger lights. Also, you got a small...

This my small collection (still babies), hope you enjoy.

Aquaclear 500/110 is by far the best HOB Ive ever come across. Yucca patrol got it right.

Yes they will do fine, but brown algae will do better!

Gouramis get very large and need a bigger tank than a 29 gallon. Ive kept gouramis in a 60 gallon with a sorts of schooling fish and it was thriving in there.

Nice pleco! Watch his feeding though, they get quite large.

Light is required for most life forms, so if youre keeping fish or plants, yes. I think 1 watt per gallon is insufficient for most applications. You might run into alot of algae problems in the future.

It should be fine, theres no fish in there right?

Awesome, can we get a close up of the whole plant itself? That would be great.

I originally had like 5 or 6 stalks of it, but it grew so tall I broke them in half and had like 10, now Im up to like 20. Pretty soon Im going to be throwing some away if they keep growing like this.

I always like a school of neon tetras or black neon tetras.

I would vote for snakeheads if there was a option.