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Welcome to AA, Tracy. :)

Welcome, Bill. :wave:

Fish are very adaptable to different levels of pH. Have you tested for other things like ammonia, nitrite, nitrate, etc.? A stable pH > a more ideal but unstable pH

Welcome, Robert. :)

Be careful with any rocks you collect. They may leach certain chemicals once placed in the tank; you never know. Better to be safe than sorry. I think some rocks would go good with the shipwreck. Maybe gray-colored rocks. And I think sand would look better with it than gravel.

lol, that's awesome.

I don't think a 5 gal is enough space for a school of tetras. What about a betta? You could do a betta and some shrimp. Or maybe a couple of Endlers instead of a betta.

Freshwater, for now.

Very nice. :) Good luck with him (or her).

You're not going to find new tanks over 180 gallons that aren't costly. Check your newspaper and craiglist. There's also http://www.glasscages.com/ . Not too pricey for new, glass tanks.

Great shots. The first one made me chuckle.

Cool pics. That's alot of African cichlids! :mrgreen:

Aside from liveaquaria, the only other place I've heard of is http://www.marinedepotlive.com/

My LFS has never had australian rainbows. Well, not any time I've ever been in the store.

Looks good! :mrgreen: