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wet pets and friends 3695 Washington rd. rt. 19 peters twp. one of the nicest of pet stores in the tri state area!

I have a 400 watt MH on the right side of a 72 bow. I have pc's on the left. Swords, apons, sprites, love the MH. Java fern does better with the pc's. Fish and plants shine under a 10,000k MH. once they get used to it.

I had that happen, it will probably be ok. Give it another week or so. I pick out the heaviest pack of bulbs. if they feel light the're old!

I read that high PH is bad for an angels internal organs! Years ago I reared angels, and it didn't seem to be a problem. It could be the big box store where I bought them. They seemed to be ok for months, then died one at a time.

In this tank i can't keep angelfish alive very long. PH maybe?

How much difference in PH. is there in a planted tank with aeration vesus no aeration? Using 7.1 tap water! My tap water is 7.1 but the tank stays above 7.6 The tank has a sump, and this causes fine air bubbles. I also have 2 large pieces of driftwood in there, and I thought they would be...

I put 9 apon bulbs in the tank 30 days ago. 3 grew within 10 days, but the other 6 nothing! There isn"t any fungus showing, and they sunk right away. Is there still a chance they could grow?

part of the root is still green, I let it lay on the bottom of the tank. its in a low light part of the tank. Should I increase the light?

half the rhizome looks good and half looks bad, I will keep a close eye on it !

I planted my anubias too deep in the substrate, and the stems started to rot. I pulled it up to the top of the substrate. The roots still look like they have life in them. Can it come back just from the roots?

I put an onion bulb in my tank, Its growing roots, but it floats in the tank like a cork. How do I keep it planted?

No, fresh, But the phosphate reactor is designed for salt. the bottom is sealed and the top screws on. It seems ready made for this application!

a sump is anything you want it to be! You can put rock and plants in it. plus a heater, pump, light, cartridge filter, hob, sponge filter, etc. You can isolate fish, or anything else.The phosphate reactor, that I am using as a canister filter has a 295 gph. pump on it, its worked wonders in only...

I have googled it. I plan on packing the phosphate reactor tightly with filter floss, and I worry the powerhead might overheat! I never liked trickle filters!Cost too much. Take up too much space. A sump with plants, sand, and rock, is the way I would go! (just my 2 cents)

Has anyone here tried to make a diy canister filter, using a spare powerhead head or pump? I have an old phosphate reactor I might try,but i'm a little worried about back pressure and the pump overheating! thanks!