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man when I bought my oscar it was 2.5 inches that was three months ago he's now about 4 maybe a little more how old are your oscars

I would say put the tank in the garage or basement fill it leave it for a couple of weeks checking for leaks

and now my paradox begins I am sure thankful that I am not in a position right now to set up a tank, I'm just trying to think up my dream tank with reality in mind I cant find any fish with that deep sea look that can be kept in a tank, though if I was a billionaire I could have a...

viper fish very nice would look good http://www.amonline.net.au/fishes/fishfacts/fish/csloani.htm this is beyond description http://www.cnn.com/interactive/space/0306/gallery.unusual.fish/content.10.html fangtooth very aptly named...

definetly cool I found this while looking for stuff on the se goblin it's a goblin shark http://www.amonline.net.au/fishes/fishfacts/fish/mowstoni.htm

ok an ugly fish would not seem pretty to me I would more me apt to look at it see it's ugliness then over time notice it graceful movement that it would use for the strike and the just downright brutalness of the strike itself or if it's the scavenger the meticulousness it searches the tank for...

I already know one of those angler fish would be cool if only I could find a species more closely related to the deep sea ones that look like there smiling and that little glowing lure morays are cool and I plan on getting eels, as for why I want ugly and aggressive well everyone always wants...

hi like the title sez I want ugly fish what I want from you guys is what fish you know of that I can find, what I would like is some fish with big teeth and a mean temper I dont have a tank yet so to leave my possibilitys open if there are no small enough fish to say fit in a 30 gal I can plan...

how much salt is needed please tell me I want to try

I would say buy some put them in a tank see how fast they reproduce watch them for problems then start feeding them to your fish

actualy there breeding chilids for dyeing, as for the discus my best guess would be they might be a sensitive fish but the people that dye the fish have discovered that chiclids take to the dye better so theres less loss

heres one http://honors.montana.edu/~weif/firsttank/painted.phtml http://freshaquarium.about.com/cs/beginnerinfo/a/paintedfish.htm and last but not least the one that I found to be the best done site on the subject, make sure to check out the about dyeing part...

that is so sad painted fish are pigmented in a practice where they either inject dyes or they cut slits in the fish and cram the dyes in there, there is even dyes that make the fish glow in the dark, most of the fish die from this process however the ones that do manage to live usually live...

cant you just qt the sand medicate it stiring every day or so

did you allow the proper cure time for the tubes if you used pvc, the only thing other than leaky tubes I can think of is maybe your sump or inlet is too close to the surface of the water.