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When I used to Breed Angels I Always left the eggs in with the parents, they sometimes ate them but eventually they gained experience and raised them. they know how to raise their babies better than we do, so I personally would leave the eggs with them, you might lose them but then again you...

Angels will eat any fish small enough to fit into their mouths. if you keep small fish forget Angels, some co exsist with small fish others don't, eer on the side of caution. Pete

it's Much the same in England, can't believe they are so cheap in the U.S. :( Pete

Hi Shadey, Welcome to AA, "Aquariums Anonymous" lol!!. it's a good friendly laid back forum. hope you'll enjoy it as much as we do. Pete

Hi. not sure what is wrong with your sick fish, but 70-72 degrees is a little too warm for moors. they can tolorate higher temps but they are coldwater fish and higher temps will shorten their lifespan, personally I would remove the heater and let the temperature drop slowly. hope you'll get...

if you want to use ferts try Flourish Excel, it's a great source of carbon for the plants. Pete

Hello and Welcome to AA Toby. you found a great forum full of great international aquarists who are happy to help in any way they can. any questions ask away and I'm sure you'll be able to answer questions for the beginners here. Enjoy!! Pete

Hi Handiquarium, Welcome to AA, what's your first name?? we are a friendly bunch on, there are lots of knowledgeable aquarists on here who are happy to help in any way they can, so if you have questions don't be afraid to ask. have fun!!. Pete

Hiya welcome to AA, sorry can't help with your questions as I'm FW, Saltwater reefs are a mystery to me lol!!. just wanted to welcome you to the forum. hope you get the answers you need. Good Luck!!. Pete

Hi Welcome to AA, there are lots of very knowledgable aquarists on here from all over the world. as you have a saltwater setup, post any questions in the saltwater section where you will get maximum feedback. this is a very friendly forum, I'm sure you'll gain lots of knowledge and make new...

Hi Henry, welcome to AA. your filter should operate perfectly well without the carbon, you would only use carbon to remove medications and other chemicals after treatments, most people remove it from their filters and use it as and when required, your water should clear in time. Pete

a lot of the members on here are more reliable than aqadvisor, try them you'll be pleasantly suprised. Pete

I reckon it is the filter taking in air, try as fisherman said leave it off to see if they clear. Pete

Hi Debbie, Welcome to AA. glad you got the help you needed Pete

Sorry you lost your guppy, at least he's not suffering now. Pete

G'Day Sharon. a lot of the ladies like my signature, ha!ha!ha!. been looking aroung the net, haven't found anyThreadfin Rainbows, I reckon they'll take some finding here, but I won't give up, they are gorgeous, worth waiting for. I was in Qld a couple of years back, wish I was still there...

Gazed longingly at my dad's 18" X 10" X 10" when I was about 6, thought it was huge, well I was a little feller, had to wait till I was 17 before I had the cash to indulge in a proper tank. Pete

wow!! what a beautiful and unusual fish, will have to try to source some here in England, never seen them before, thanks for the introduction Sharon. Pete

Hi Crepe, They could be carrying eggs, do you have any males? maybe you'll be lucky and get a spawning, can't be certain I know nothing about otto's, maybe you'll get some feedback from other members. keep us posted on what's happening, if anything. Pete

Keep us posted wendi, a pic or two of the free swimmers would be appreciated by all if you can manage. look forward to seeing them. Pete

Tasha I think the eggs are fertilized (cichlid style) before she picks them up :lol: I'm sure wendi will confirm. Pete

The powerhead!!, protein skimmers are used in SW aquariums and would be a complete waste of $$ in a FW environment. take Renegade's advice. Pete

a definate no no, Crassula is a terrestrial succulent and will quickly rot in your tank and foul the water. Pete

Hi giggalz, yes Java fern is easily mounted on bogwood. just lay the roots over the wood a wind some cotton thread around the wood and over the roots until it's firm, tie it off and you're done.the thread will rot away after some months but by that time the plants will have attached...

you could probably skim it off the water surface with a fine net, that should clear it for a while anyways. Pete