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Probably the giant toadstool, it was huge. This is a great store.

Hi all, i just wanted to share video of my LFS, Oceans Floor in Greenville SC. This video was taken with the owners permission, enjoy, this is really an excellent store. https://youtu.be/xX_b81tCJUs

Beautiful tanks and skrimp! The guppy grass you sent me has exploded, so has the duckweed, but minus having to remove some nearly daily I like the duckweed, my endlers agree.

That turned out really nice!

Agree with everything posted, and don't underestimate potlucks suggestion on sinking produce, its a nice natural trap with no real harm. Zuchinni may do well also. Good luck!

Im really excited to get your rams cb, it's an early Christmas. Weather has been warmer here than last week.

Manual removal will help, if it gets really out of hand assassin snails will kill most invasive snails.

Nice sump build, I like the added redundancies for emergency, no one thinks of that until their floor is flooded.

Thanks again David. So cool to see young endlers hunting freshly hatched bbs in the guppy grass!

Thanks Keith, my first planted in a year. Your Salvinia minima is plugging along!

An update on the ten and my endlers/jewels, also Fresh2o is the man https://youtu.be/GQYlq6EsEjA

Gotta love central American cichlid personalities. They are awesome. Some truly amazing haps out there too, I'm a peacock guy, my avatar is my late Aulonocara hansbaenchi male, an awesome peacock.

I really like my tds meter, you can get an accurate one for under $25, the calibration is easy as well. At the expense of a few points of accuracy you can calibrate it using known values. I used a couple specific types of bottled water that publish their tds value, I know I'm within about 5...

That is awesome! And peacocks are an excellent choice, with the size you can keep haps as well.

Those guys are pretty cool

Yes, I have lots of IAL and alder cones, I can get a nice tea look, I think it would look nice with the wood and floating plants.

Oh and about a month before judging, it's early January. Now the question.... to go darkwater or not to. That is the question.

Good point on washing some fish out, it may cause the cherry shrimp to be lighter as well. I'll have to keep that in mind on stock selection. I like embers but can't get them locally. I may go with something like harlequin rasboras or hatchets. I would be interested in trying some guppy grass...

Still deciding on stock, it's hard to beat cardinals in a planted tank, especially a nano. A few others on the list too, definitely will have shrimp.

All great observations fresh. I actually have now raised the water level, and these fish probably won't be in the tank at judging time, I just wanted something in there and the guppies were available from another tank. I bred those females. More plants are coming and I have some river stones to...

I'm doing a scape off with a friend across the country, we both started with empty 10 gallons a week ago, here is my progress after a week. https://youtu.be/7wGkvwlPo2Q

Thanks for watching. I'm trying to get videos of all my tanks, a step at a time.

My endlers from Kje Aquatics are doing fantastic https://youtu.be/fA9w5R1_0oI

Great write up on adding the rack system cb.

The rams turned out really cool tom.