Oscar98
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What tanks do you have and what is their stock? You are in Harrisburg pa or nj? I forgot which state it is in. Lol
Its in PA dummy! Im about 2 hours away from you! Im up in the bloomsburg area!
What tanks do you have and what is their stock? You are in Harrisburg pa or nj? I forgot which state it is in. Lol
It's just standard driftwood with anubias from petco
Its in PA dummy! Im about 2 hours away from you! Im up in the bloomsburg area!
Also i have a quick question. If i buy a 40b for my reef tank instead of use a 55 could i make it a rimless without it breaking?
Sorry to hear your female platy died. . Hope all the fry survive.
Yea the male died i may have said female i dont remember it's ok but all my fry are doing awesome and the tank looks great and the corydora and Pleco are doing good
Nice! I wanted to see the Cory though... ;(
Nice! I wanted to see the Cory though... ;(
I'll include him next time ill do a vid about him for you later tonight or tomorrow morning
You can buy some of the liquid calcium supplements that you can get at some lfs. That can help the snails shell. But that shouldn't usually happen because ( as max47 said ) most people's tap water has an adequate amount of calcium.
You can also buy cuttlebone for very cheap at any store that sells bird supplies. Just grind up a little bit into a fine powder and sprinkle in the water. One 4 inch bone lasts me about two years. It works well for shrimp too.
Wow! A 4" cuttlebone lasted for 4 years!!! That is a long time! What do you use to crush the bone? Your fingers?
Scrape it off the bone with a butter knife, the crush it into a fine powder with the knife on a napkin or paper towel. I use a mortar and pestle set, but not everyone keeps those handy
So you use butter knife to scrape the bone then crush that into powder?
Yes. It scrapes very easily and won't take much to crush.
Yes. It scrapes very easily and won't take much to crush.