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hi macky, good to see another MTS newbie here. would love to know what u see in your oscar, everytime i see them at LFS they freak me out. think i may be a small fish person.:P As for the water testing, ever since i bought a master test kit, i have been more paranoid then ever. i really believe...

i was wondering if anyone had any advice on RCS. i recently moved about 50 RCS from a 50 litre to there own 14 litre tank. all was fine,(about 2 weeks) until one day i did a quick water change (tap water in bucket, added recommended dose of prime, and about an hour later did a 30% PWC) the next...

I have a 14 litre aquamanta (pet barn) tank full of RCS. They are prolific breeders. Alot of people say that they dont create much waste, but mine seem to poop alot. i only feed them every couple of weeks, and a very small amount, but the tank is always messy. The hardest thing i found was...

sorry, new at this, must learn to google things before i comment. But now i understand the predicament. :thumb:. and also learnt there is a product out there that does away with my buckets.

oh no. that sux. i would be giving your hubby a smack over the head for that one. i dont think there would have been much else you could have done to save them. definitely invest in an aquarium only container. i make sure my partner doesn't touch the buckets i have for the aquarium although...

Have just joined this site and not to sure what i am meant to write about. But they told me to do it!:rofl: i currently have and RCS tank, and a 55lt housing neon tetras, chinese sucker fish, danios, white clouds. I am currently cycling a tank to get a pair of blue rams. Also just purchased a 4...

10 gallons, so thats 37 liters. 10 platties. surely if you have a good filter, and the fish look happy, then surely its ok. im no expert (obviously) but i do read alot of facts and figures regarding tank size and quantity of fish, and it all seems so variable. everyone seems to have a...

I only ever add prime to the new replacement water before i add it into the tank.