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I am new to saltwater and want to start a saltwater tank. I want to do a 20 long, that can eventually maybe have some coral or something, but not right away. I wanna just start with like a pair of clownfish, an algae blenny, and some inverts, or something. I already have a 20 long tank, hood...

I have a 20 gallon long, that I love (long aquariums appeal to me :cool:). It currently houses two young plecos (*tsk, tsk*, I know, but they're my favorite fish), two banjo catfish, and two zebra nerite snails (just for the **** of it). That's it. I haven't found anything else that appeals to...

What do you mean? :confused:

Supplying algae wafers is not a big deal. In fact, it'd be cool if I could use them to feed everything in the tank. What other kinds of fish (et cetera), besides plecos and snails, can be feed with wafers?

Ok, I'm trying to get an idea of the kind of fish my new tank'll be housing before I do anything. (A little preparation can't be a bad thing, right? ;)) It won't be any bigger than a 55g, though it'll more than likely be something along the lines of a 20g long. Also, I'm not two worried about...

Krylon Fusion for Plastic Is there another kind? :oops:

Ok, so I am trying to make a paludarium. I started constructing my background out of extruded polystyrene foam and 100% silicone. Everything was going great. (It even looks good!) I then sprayed the back (just the back, thankfully [I hope]) with black Krylon Fusion spray paint as I've read...

It's a 20 long. :D

At least, that's what I'm pretty sure it is; the shop I got it from a month ago had it labeled as "Long Catfish"... :rolleyes: Anyways, it developed this raised spot on its back overnight. He freaks out trying to "itch" it every once in a while, but other than that he seems fine. Please help...

I've read about angels being kept successfully with oscars, especially if they've grown up together, so I'm going to risk that and hope for the best. I've read about both oscars and pictuses, as well as angels and pictuses, being kept together successfully, so the three together would seem to...

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Ok, these are currently in a 20 long, as they're fairly small now, but I plan on getting a bigger aquarium within a few months (55g or bigger). I have one Oscar, two Angelfish, and three Pictus Catfish. I was wondering what might be another suitable tankmate down the road. It's a fairly odd...

Indeed on both counts! :D

Agreed. It is very cool. :)