Recent content by sjonesej0

Hello, I bought a clown loach to take care of my snail problem and after purchase found out he would end up getting too big for my aquarium! Darned local pet store employee only caring about the sale (to be fair I could have done additional research). Either way, he has to go. I'm local...

Thank you! I will search for more info as I really love it's fluffy look.

I will certainly search the classifieds of this place / other forums as well. Thank you for the link. I also got a tiny puffer fish. I think I read somewhere that they eat snails too. He's adorable and strange looking at the same time.

Crap. I hadn't thought about that part. Blast! I guess I need to sell/donate him then. The pet store person said he wouldn't be a problem with growth. ****it I should have done more research. Suggestions? (This is my only tank)

I ended up getting a clown loach and boom the snails are gone. They were swiftly murdered! And a tasty snack to boot. Thanks though. Good point about the notion of it being dosing either way.

Thanks a bunch! I really like it. My orange dwarf crawfish loves it too.

In my 6 gallon But I don't know what kind if plant the second picture features - he likes to hide there on occasion.

Is anyone able to identify this plant? It's really pretty but in my 6Gal Fluval Edge, I am not sure if it will flourish.

I read online that an easy way to get rid of nuisance snails is to put a penny in the filter. Has anyone had any experience with this remedy? Note: other inhabitants of my 6Gal Fluval freshwater tank - neon tetra (2), and male guppie (3).

Pictures please! These tanks sound really neat!

I read they basically eat detritus and may vary in color based on what they ingest.

Today I purchased two shrimp

I want to get a good carpet plant. I heard baby dwarf tears are beautiful but need CO2. I'm not that advanced...yet. I like the idea of a low lush rolling Kelly green carpet but I can't seem to figure out one that does not require the CO2 aspect. Any suggestions? Also, yes! The shape makes me...

What kind if set up do you have?

I also stopped leaving the lights on all day while I'm away at work. Now they are on for about 4-5 hours tops outside of random natural light from it being daytime. The algae is nearly gone but is still on the zebra rocks in a few places.