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I took my lid off last week so i could chane the lighting from t8 fluorescent to 2 kessel amazon sun leds. I notice that evaporation is about 1 L per day. I just top it up every couple days

I do a 10% water change weekly. I never have nitrates. I consider this to be therapeutic for me. It is enjoyable for me to do my weekly cleaning and maintenance. I do not know if the fish need it or not, but they don't seem to mind and i get pleasure from this amazing hobby.

I think your question is whther or not a faster flow will deliver more nitrate to the bb, and hence increase their produductivity. It is my understanding that the bb operate at rate that is not dependent on the amount of nitrogen passing their way. There is always plenty of nitrogen for them to...

My betta does not eat my shrimp. You should give it a try

Ottos are cool. I have 3. They disappeared for about 6 months. I assumed they died. About 2 weeks ago they started appearing in the early morning. They hide behind a piece of driftwood during the day, i suppose

Would 2 lights be sufficient to cover a 36" , 45gal tank?

Amazon sun......sorry for the typo

Is anyone using the kessil amzon sun pendant lighting? I ordered one for my 45g planted tank. If it works out I will buy a second one. I have read they are noisy

My aquarium is beside an outside wall. The cabinet that holds the yeast cools down at night and yhe yeast stops producing. In the morning i direct a space heater into yhe cabinet and the yeast starts producing in a couple of minutes. If it is not a leak problem then try warming up the yeast...

Red cherry shrimp

I have shrimp glowlights, platies, cories, otos, and a betta living peacefully together. Nobody bothers the shrimp. I am not so sure about your gourami

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I would you suggest you add ammonia whenever it gets to zero, but only add enough to bring it up to 2 ppm. The nitrites will catch up. When both levels drop to zero in 24 hours reliably, you are cycled

I would wait for ammonia to drop to zero. Add ammonia so that it returns to 2. Wait until it drops to zero. Repeat until ammonia and nitrites drop to zero in 24 hours. And voila you are cycled

Very clever

Sorry . I meant great, not grey. It looks very nice

I bought every thing new. Then upgraded lights and got co2

I agree that the lights that come in kits are insufficient. I set up a 45g planted tank last october for about $800 for everything including livestock.

Looks greay

I did not see any shrimp in my tank today. I hope they are just hiding

I always purchase stock and equipment from the small independent retailer without regard to cost.

It does not what strength you use. Just measure how much it takes for your solution to raise the ammonia by a certain amount in your tank. Then add that amount each tme your ammonia returns to zero

You should be good

Agreed. They really like sinking shrimp pellets

Sometimes when you put bubbles in the intake you cause cavitation in the impeller, creating noise