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All I can say is WOW!! It's absolutely gorgeous! Sent from my iPod touch using Aquarium Advice

Nice tank. I like your rock work . Sent from my iPod touch using Aquarium Advice

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Agree - rainbow shark Sent from my iPod touch using Aquarium Advice

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Really pretty! Sent from my iPod touch using Aquarium Advice

36 total 24 guppies 1 firemouth cichlid 5 cherry barbs 6 silver hatchetfish Sent from my iPod touch using Aquarium Advice

I used to have a savannah, too. They're great! You're lucky, I don't have room for big lizards anymore. :( Sent from my iPod touch using Aquarium Advice

Looks great! Sent from my iPod touch using Aquarium Advice

Is that a baby monitor? - nice! Sent from my iPod touch using Aquarium Advice

She does look pretty squared off. But I'm certainly no expert on swordtails, I'm alot better with guppies. My best guess? She may have about a week left. If you wanted to put her in the breeder box, you probably could. Sorry I can't be more helpful. Sent from my iPod touch using Aquarium Advice

No problem! That's why we're all here! Enjoy those babies! Sent from my iPod touch using Aquarium Advice

If you have sand, the poop usually sits on top, making it easier to vacuum up. If you leave it alone it will eventually become fertilizer for your plants. It all depends on whether or not you mind seeing it in your tank. :) Sent from my iPod touch using Aquarium Advice

Sand could help, it will probably hold the plants in place better. In one Of my tanks I have gravel covered by about 1.5 inches of sand. All my plant seem to like it . Sent from my iPod touch using Aquarium Advice

Yes you can carpet with it. If it grows too tall, you can just trim it. I don't know of any other low tech carpet plants , but maybe someone else will have some ideas. Sent from my iPod touch using Aquarium Advice

5 Dawn Sent from my iPod touch using Aquarium Advice

Dwarf sag may be more durable. It has blade- like leaves. I believe this is a low light plant, so if your tank is low tech it should do well. Sent from my iPod touch using Aquarium Advice

Oh, ok. I guess you can enjoy it as a neat, new pet then! :) Sent from my iPod touch using Aquarium Advice

You can use suction cups to keep it where you want it. But the tank still looks really good. Sent from my iPod touch using Aquarium Advice

Yeah, your fish will probably eat it. Sent from my iPod touch using Aquarium Advice

Looks like some sort of copepod. Sent from my iPod touch using Aquarium Advice

Nice tanks! Sent from my iPod touch using Aquarium Advice

Dragonfly nymphs Sent from my iPod touch using Aquarium Advice

Here's my 10 gallon-guppy tank This is my 20 gallon- firemouth cichlid, 5 cherry barbs, 2 black kuhli loaches Sent from my iPod touch using Aquarium Advice