Recent content by thepieces444

when i searched, every post that came up showed a brown one that was described as a bristleworm, can they come in different colors?

i found a green worm looking creature in my tank. it is about 1.5 cm and has legs all around its body with black eyes.

i was wondering you could take a picture of your light over the 5g nano

thank you for the link. The fish i was looking to identify is a Longear Sunfish, http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/fish/infish/species/sunfish/lge.phtml.

Just the other day I went to a popular section of springs around here and saw some amazing looking fish, only one which I believe I could identify. A different fish that I saw, which i believe is one of the most brilliantly colored fish i have seen, I would like to know the name of and more...

never been to Amazonia International but I frequently go to Aqua Tek which is awesome.

what was the name of the LFS?

this really isn't a negative, but just a fore warning. Glossostigma is very tedious to plant, you have to plant it stem by stem. When I bought it I wasn't aware of that. It looks very good though once you plant it. Good Luck.

i have a 29 gallon that i plan on having heavily planted.

now i'm scared. so this wasn't the best choice. :oops: any opinions and prices on a better unit.

Yes I have a coralife fixture with 2-65 watt 6700k bulbs, and a carbo plus injection. Looks like I will be stealing my girlfriends tweezers. Are you saying that crpyt's can just be plopped into the ground?

also just for if anyone knows. i bought quickrite play sand for my other tank which will have lake malawai cichlids and was wondering if that was argonite based? thanks.

I just bought some glosso stigma and had a question on how I am supposed to plant this. I took it out of its little plastic pot it came in and just plopped it into the substrate. I also did the same with my red wendtti crypt. Is this the right way? Thanks for the help. :rainbowafro...