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Great pics. I love the koi and that huge tank, thanks for sharing. I do believe the fish in this pic would be a arowana not a Giant gourami. :)

What I understand is that this kind of color morph is limited to captive breeding so far. Of all the studies of wild fish, which is pretty extensive, that there have not been any found. There is another Australian lungfish in an Australian public Aquarium that has a few patches of yellow on its...

I will say it again, "it is the only specimen of its kind" and here is the definition of specimen. So yes, in regards to there being only one fish with this color in the world, I believe I worded it correctly, as it says above in the quote for the word "specimen" I got from the "Free dictionary...

B/C There is only one breeder in the world, currently and in the past who is legaly able to breed and use wild fish for the the purpose of breeding the Australian lungfish. He has a data base on all specimens caught and of wild ones that have been taged and released for study that is required...

I was lucky. 8) Plus it cost a few dollars.

Thats it! And that is a pic of it when it was a juvi.

Ok another hint, it is from Australia! :wink:

Sorry guys this fish won't be on aquabid. It is not an african lung and for another hint it is the only specimen of its kind in the world!

Another pic of one of my fish, its the one on the left.

Thanks, he is a great fish to feed.

Enjoy.

Thanks Guys. It is an asian arowana. :wink:

Enjoy. :D

another

Ultra chilli red at 4", it is already showing color.

Thanks guys. He is a real eater and attacks his food quite aggressively.

This one of my pbass, enjoy.

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I would at least be trying to get the tank to turnover 3-4 times an hour. If that invloves to much water going into the dump bucket, run a seperate hose that feeds into the tray and run it over the srceen that way. Dr Adey suggest this when higher flow rates are necessary.

All calculations seem to be fine, but I would be trying to get the flow up a little bit. The light if it is 220w should be fine too.

How much surface area will the scrubber be? And just to refresh my memory how big is the tank? I should also mention that those flow stats are a minimum, you can go a little higher than that without any detrimental effects.

How is the project going everyone? 0X

No I havn't tested that theory, but my gh is about 2 or there abouts. As you may already know the gh will not affect the ph whatsoever,it is the kh and Co2 and maybe a few other factors that will effect the ph, like phosphate buffers, but I do not use any buffers so that can not be considered...

I meant to say my tap water has a ph of 6.8 to 7.2 ph, sorry.