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Thanks guys, I'll stop with the Excel and see if that helps. And I'll check on the seachem comp .

I've got a lighting question. I have a Fluval Spec V with stock lighting and only low light plants and my Anubias is looking a little sick. I run the lights for a long time each day, from about 7am till around 10pm. Figured with it being the stock LED's, they probably aren't that powerful. But...

What kind of snail? If it's a Malaysian trumpet snail I would get it out as soon as you can. Those things multiply like crazy. If it's a rams horn I would let it stay. Some people treat them as pest snails but I like the way they look and they can get almost the size of a nickel and look good in...

It's planted with low light plants. 2 different java ferns, two different anubias, some java moss stuck in a hole on the driftwood and two small clipping from water sprite that look like frogbit floating at the water surface.,

Probably could even do a few more of the CPD's since they are so small. I'm not sure yet on how many RCS I'll start with. Not a whole lot as the cheapest I've seen them around here are about $10 each. Probably 3 or 4 and let the colony grow from there. What about you?

I recently started a 5 gallon Fluval Spec V that I'll be doing RCS in. I have 5 Celestial Pearl Danios in it. The are really small and look great in the tank.