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Hey all, I'm shutting down my N. brichardi tank to focus on my Apistogramma spp., so I've got lots to sell! I have two holey rocks w/ LOTS of hiding spots. and about 2.5-3 gal. of crushed coral and a bunch of small beach rocks And, of course, the fish (sorry...

I'm shutting down a N. Brichardi tank. I have two holey rocks w/ LOTS of hiding spots. and about 2.5-3 gal. of crushed coral and a bunch of small beach rocks looking for: Tall REALLY HOLEY rock: 30$ "wall" rock (one flat side) w/ Anubius: 30$ both: 55$ C. coral: 15$ small rocks...

Thanks everyone, I went for overdosing Excel, and so far so good. Most of the algae has retreated or been eaten by the shrimp and their new babies. Thanks for the help Jonathan

Thanks! I've been considering SAEs or Flying Foxes.

Hey everyone, A while back I started a new 65 gal. "Nature aquarium". Started off by growing out the plants emersed (to avoid snails, algae, and other nasties). All was going well, until the algae appeared. First it was the Hydrocotyle, so I blacked out the entire room. I came back a week...

The tank is no longer blackwater, it is a clear water crypt tank. But those look great

update- Decided on a school of 12-15-20 Celestial Pearl Danios, moving out the kribs and putting in 3 more Bolivian Rams

Now having second thoughts, but I think it'll have one or two breeding pairs of Cacatuoides and panduro and then grow out.

I ment Amazon Sword plants. But the apistos will most likely be Panduro and cacatuoides, the females aren't that similar so hopefully no crossing

all right, I think I'll use the sponges. I'll decide what 1 or two species I want once I'm done with the project.

ether way, what would be the best water to filter this, a canister would be easy but i'm afraid it would suck up the fry w/o a perfecter, sponges would be cheap but i'd need a pump to recalculate the water (the tub will look like an up-side down L), and the big pond filters have the same prob...

if i use the wood-tub it will only be 15-24 in deep

that explains why i never see him, :lol:. I was planing on moving the loach and the kribs once i get my fishroom started, and replace them with cories or gudeons

i also plan to propagate swords and crypts in this tub

I knew I would only be able to see from the top, and The orig. tank the trio was in was a ten gall. Now they r in a 33 long. The reason for this tub is to observe how they act in nature as close as possible, and make some money on the side. I thought about bigger fish (green terror, oscar...

I'm starting up a fishroom in a little bit and while i was planning the tank layouts and what fish i want to breed and all that great stuff, I thought of My breeding trio:rolleyes:. I want to put them in an above-ground pond. One option is a plastic koi pond, 72 gallons, 43 in long. I...

i've decided to get serpae tetras, whats whats amount for the tank, im thing 8-12. I've had them before (in this tank actually) so i know their water needs.

Going on a trip to visit Niagara fall (NY side), any good fish stores around there? thanks, Jonathan

cant go wrong with apistos and Taeniacara Candidi, or some Dario Dario. as For plants, that's a personal thing but here's (IMO) the best place online http://www.aquariumplants.com

other ideas are: Lemon tetra or serpae (kept both in this tank) or neon/cardinals