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Red Sea Pro CO2 system Same as in this link petsolutions.com/C/Aquarium-Plant-Care/I/CO2-Pro-System.aspx And marinedepot.com/Red_Sea_CO2_Electronic_Control_Valve_(Solenoid)_CO 2_Regulator_Replacement_Parts-Red_Sea-RS2321-FICORERP-vi.html Rea Sea reactor, bubble counter, needle valve...

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If you remove the large one, then another one will assume the dominant role. That's how tiger barbs work. Solution: 1. get more tiger barbs to even out aggression 2. pick another species of fish instead

I can't tell what the plant on the left is, but it the leaves certainly look too rigid to be aquatic. A simple way to tell aquatic vs non-aquatic is that if the plant can stand up on it's own out of water, then it's non-aquatic. The bamboo: see post above

reactor and surface extractor sold

top timer sold. thanks

The top timer does not have a ground plug, so 2-prong. I can include the appropriate adapter though.

Rex-style CO2 reactor - fits 12/16mm tubing (I know it fits eheim 2217 tubing) - $12 100wt heater - $8 Timers - $4 each Cascade bio-rings 10oz - $4 Eheim Surface extractor (small piece (1/4 inch)of intake strainer removed to fir air-tubing) - $12 Marineland Siphon Kleen 'large' NIB - $4...

Or just start the process with a couple zebra danios and not wait weeks for the tank to be 'ready'.

A friend of mine sent me this pic of a fish they caught and wanted me to ID it. I've seen it before, but can't think of the name of it.

Now that my tank has been set up a couple weeks, I'm now getting some algae growth. Some is pink, some green, some maroon. Is there somewhere I can go to get pics, identify what I have, and find out how to treat them?

looks a bit dry...

gorgeous green terror. nice driftwood as well

krylon fusion is my fave

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I'd like to ship this out today, so the sooner I get payment, the sooner it sends. I have: crinum calimistratum with 2 daughter plants - about 14in tall melon sword - about 18in tall various pieces of anubias bateri lobelia cardinalis All I ask is $6.50 for priority shipping. The catch? I'm...

They just shrivel together. Each does have it's own "trunk". Other than the "base" (about 1/16 inch thick), they are separate pieces.

and that's exactly why you need to dose nitrogen... the plants need it to grow I don't like to be that way, but why have other people make the same mistakes myself and others have made and waste money. You'll probably end up with a whole next lighting setup, if that's the route you decide...

Your plants aren't growing "compared to other peoples tanks" because: you don't have a carbon source gravel substrate/no root fertilizer nitrates are 0 inadequate lighting You're lacking the 3 things plants require, good lighting, carbon, and nutrition (N, P, K), and expecting your plants to...

Got these at the store last week. I'm told they are on the easier side of corals. Forgot to have them write the names down. They seem to be doing fine, as the 'feathery' one has grown a bit already. The 'grass' looking one took a day to come out fully, but has since perked up. 1 2 3 TIA

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The tank is 27gal. Are they something that I'll see crawling around on the LR then?

I'm eventually wanting a mandarin goby for my reef setup. My understanding is that I need a healthy population of copepods for it to feast upon. How do I get this colony of copepods started? I assume someone has a few they could lone me? My plans to have a six-line wrasse not a good idea? I'm...