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Photo Comment Unnamed Picture
It's call Ramirez Cichlid, and I agree with you (certainly for fresh soft water, hard water have some amazing fish from the Tanzania basin)
Blog Comment The Growth and Development of Freshwater Angelfish(Cont.)
...they are changing quickly in small ways. Helinova, angelfish are not difficult to breed. They need clean water, a good diet, and water around 82 degrees. Weekly water changes help stimulate spawning. ...
Blog Comment On the Importance of Partial Water Changes
*A*W*E*S*O*M*E* piece! Thank you! One more reason to have a partial water change is to give plants some new nutrition (assuming that some of the new water are tap water and not only RO). I was fertili...
Blog Comment amonia levels too high? one fish is sick but all the others seem to be okay
...ouple of ammonia test kits that use reagents. You fill a glass tube to the specified level with aquarium water, add a certain number of reagent drops, shake it up, and wait five minutes. If the water ...
Blog Comment Water Changes Made Easy...For the Serious Aquarist
How did he plan on getting the water from the drum into the tanks? Was he pumping it into pails and then carrying pails to the tanks? Make sure the water is aerated and heated. You wont need to heat ...
Photo Comment PREGNANT MOLLIE????
I think the fins are clamped because the fish is out of water. That can be pretty stressful and if she is indeed pregnant than I would avoid doing so in the future. She could lose her babies. As for b...
Photo Comment kind of hard to tell by picture but whats wrong with his tail fin?
...ks like a starting case of fin rot. Are the edges black or curling? You can usually cure that with clean water, but you can also buy meds. Your fish could have scraped his tail on something, another f...
Photo Comment 10 gallon hatchery
... need at least two inches of gravel. They nurture the good cooties. You can buy filters to make aquarium water virtually sterile, but not much lives in sterile water. :idea: ...
Blog Comment Manipulating Water Current Without Inhibiting Filtration.
... and how do you remove it? For electrical current to flow, it needs a pathway, which in this case is the water to you because your body is at a different electrical potential than the aquarium water. ...
Blog Comment An amazing Aquarium(something I don't know If I could ever do)
...nd are gasping for air, they have a disease or parasite. The best way to fix that is a series of partial water changes. Low water quality usually makes fish vulnerable to diseases and parasites; parti...
Photo Comment my african kribensis
...an egg layer. but when its belly is purple it doesn't mean its pregnant. its means its happy and the water quality is good. the moment the colour goes away, it either means its hungry or something...
Blog Comment Plants
...ch of those tubed plants for sale but I don't know enough about plants to tell which of those are really water plants, so I stick to the ones I see already in water....
Photo Comment My Fish Tank
i just use gravel, im not sure wheather you can use sand in fresh water aquariums
Blog Comment Emergency Care
The partial water changes will probably do the most good, although you should know that Bettas lave a lifespan of three to five years under ideal conditions. You may want to elevate the temperature sl...
Blog Comment Starting a saltwater tank
BTW, I fancied for a long time to start a salt water tank, and eventually decided to skip it... Well till now anyway... :-D Quick question - the fish are amazing, but I have never found an equivalent ...
Blog Comment True Confessions of an Imperfect Aquarist
...yphoning the gook off the bottom of the tank when it started to smell bad. If the idea of weekly partial water changes was around at the time, I didn't know anything about it. Most aquariums, not just...
Photo Comment PREGNANT MOLLIE????
I had one just like that, until it jumped out of the water and into the garden :(
Photo Comment Creative Aquariums my top five
Partial water changes should be interesting in that setup.
Photo Comment Balloon Mollies, Gourami and Angel Fish
Hi lemurnandy, Are your aquarium water clear? They look a bit whitish to me.
Photo Comment My Aquarium
Are you using tap water or RO? :D
Blog Comment Gender Determination in Juvenile Freshwater Angelfish
Growth rate depends on water conditions and types of food. Angelfish like 82 degree water and a varied diet that includes some frozen foods like brine shrimp (baby size for little ones, adult size for...
Photo Comment Divided betta tank
Yes it is. It's a thin plexi-type of plastic that has pinholes in it to allow water circulation.
Photo Comment My Fish Tank
...naged to get some depth into the tank. Have you used any driftwood? It helps lower the pH and soften the water in Phoenix. :D ...
Photo Comment AK Fishing 5
If the cold water doesn't stop you from going for a swim, critters like thet will :shock:
Photo Comment Motoro Stingray Group pics
...oo. :shock: They're big enough to put quite a bit of ammonia into the aquarium. Maybe they need more water volume in addition to the beneficial bacteria and plants. ...
Photo Comment My drift wood set up
that is not true all fresh water fish come from streams and lakes with all kinds of woods and leaves falling into them. no matter whare you get the woodfrom you should always boil it in a big pot so t...
Photo Comment calico pearlscales
Cute fish! I have two all black ones in their own small cold water tank. As the other fish were attacking them, one was left without an eye:cry:But 2yrs on both doing great now
Blog Comment The fish room
If you have the money and time, that would be awesome. each fish species and plants like different water conditions so a central filtration system wouldn't work.
Photo Comment Creative Aquariums my top five
thats sic! I could paint that, its called faux painting. fyi it is neat and i love art tanks but running water in the bedroom and or kitchen is bad feng shui. My fav. thing is the feather "chandelier"...
Blog Comment Why are aquarium plants dying?
...ell in low light. The Vals will need a substrate two or three inches deep. Driftwood tends to soften the water, and when it falls over it doesn't make you think the aquarium is going to shatter like a...
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