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Well, I'm getting back a little more heavily in the hobby and have my 125 gallon tank set up as a central american grow out. So far my stock list is; Thorichthys meeki - x1 Amphilophus citrinellus -x2 Paratheraps zonatum - x2 Vieja Argrentea - x1 May alter stock once some are moved to the...

I wouldn't suggest boiling any rocks, they can explode..with lethal force. rinse them off and they are generally good to go. can test with vinegar to see if they fizz, if they do then don't put them in the tank. A diluted bleach solution can also be used but be sure to rinse thoroughly before...

Re-arrange the tank decor and do a small water change, see if that does anything. If not re-home the one being picked on.

Is this your first tank? 200 Gallons is a hefty size for someone with no experience. People make big deals about structural support for tanks that size. 200 gallons of water + the glass + the rock = HEAVY, heavy enough to make your floor collapse if not properly supported. The stand...

Hey everyone, I have been a member of aquariumadvice since 2011, I have read quite a few threads over the years but never posted. I'm no newbie to the hobby, I have been keeping fish for the past 10+ years. Currently I am only running one 125 Gallon central american cichlid tank. Mainly...