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What is the bumble bee looking nemo one? A cichlid? Do you sell them? How much?

Thanks for the tip. Anyone else use anything that works well for them?

My dojo loach does the same thing sometimes. I think it's normal behavior, especially if your water parameters are good.

Wondering how I go about closing up the holes on the top of my tank where the HOB filter and Heater are? Any suggestions? :confused:

I like my flourescent dyed white skirt Tetra. Look amazing in the moonlight LED.

I think it looks great (as long as it has no jagged or sharp edges) Your tank is beautiful.

Thanks! That is an awesome explanation. Gives me a good idea on how to do mine if I find the time. Anyway excellent job on yours. If you do anymore projects like this please let us know.

Can you even overdose on this? I mean withen reason, obviously if you dumped the whole bottle in that probably wouldn't be good. But if you dose for 20g when you change out 5 g that would be okay wouldn't it? I thought when doing water changes you dose for the total amount of the tank anyway...

curious, can you have these in a community tank with a dojo loach, cories, guppies and mollies? I would assume not but just curious.

Wow! Youve inspired me! Could you give me a list of equipment you used for this (as well as cheaper stuff now that you have built one)? Money is kind of tight but I really want a 3D rock background.

I've been wondering about this too as I also have 0 ammonia and nitrites but showing a 20-40 nitrates. Guess I wont worry about it unless it turns red. Fish all seem to be doing well.

I always wonder how my pleco gets enough to eat too. I have driftwood in there (do they eat this or just use it to chew on or what?). He never comes out to eat and when I drop my shrimp pellets and algae discs the other fish usually eat it before he even comes out.

At work currently. I'll try to get a pic on here by tomorrow. EDIT: Actually here is a thread I started that has a pic of my tank. I have blue sand on the left side and blue/white fine gravel on the rest of the tank. I think it works well...

From all my research and advice from more of the seasoned aquarists on here. NitrAtes are a good sign of beneficial bacteria as this is the waste product from them. If you are showing 0 NitrAtes then I would think your beneficial bacteria has all been killed off and your water is "too" clean...

I have one fourth of my tank sand and the other three fourths gravel. My loaches and corry love to stay on the "beach" area of the tank.

Finally have zero Ammonia in my fish in cycle (did research after started) Readings as of this morning: Ammonia = 0 ppm Nitrite = 0 ppm NitrAte = 5 ppm So relieved that my fish are safe! Thanks for all your advice on here.

LOL guess thats out of the question then. USA here.

Thanks guys. I should be getting my Prime and Colony Bacteria tomorrow. I'll let you know how if effects the tests 42 hours after dosing.

Pyton "no spill" water changer. Best investment I've made. Worth every penny.

Python water changer. Best investment for my fish. Makes WC fun, fast, no mess and easy.

Okay this may be a long one, please stay with me. Got my 30 gallon early December. Upgraded from a 10 gallon. Used 10g biomedia to seed 30g and let run with Aqueon 75 filter, air bubbler and temp at 75' for two weeks. Went through the whole bacterial bloom and cleared. At this time I didn't...

They are my largest Marbled yellow/black Mollly and my largest Zebra Danio. Again, I've yet to see any bodily injuries. But they chase/play?? with everyone in the tank not just from their school. Not long.. longest chasing session I've seen is maybe 5 minutes.

Wisconsin. I currently have 1 dojo loach he'd prolly get along with well in a 30 gallon long.

Hey Gang, Just wondering if there is a way to tell if my fish are just playing and chasing eachother or if there a a couple bullies in my tank? Its usually two fish that do the majority of chasing (possible niping). None of the fish have damage to their fins or body but sometimes I wonder if...