Hello

[sharkbait99]

Hi all.
New to the 'fishforums' but thought I'd join up since it seems like a knowledgable community and I for some reason am not getting the grasp of my fish tank like I used to.

Used to have a 30gal with a newt, crab, and lots of neons/platties. It was a very successful tank and I was able to keep everything alive for a year and a half before I sold it all! I moved here to TX and aquired a 5gal from a friend, and have been unfortunate in keeping most of my fish healthy :(

So anything I can pick off ur brains will be great! :shappy:

San Antonio, TX btw

[Lady Hobbs]

Welcome to AC. I guess SharkBait is a popular User Name. We now have 6 members by that name. (Confusing)

[KingFisher]

Hello and welcome to the forum! :22:

[sharkbait99]

yes well..Lady Hobbs was taken, so it was the next best choice :P

nah to be honest, Im a 30yo male and I still love Finding Nemo..make fun if you will...but I've always thought it was a cool name..but it didntr really seem applicable to my jeep/car/hobby forums lol..so I found one it fits well

[Northerly]

i think you might be having trouble with the 5 gallon due to the size of the tank. smaller tanks=quicker and more drastic changes in water quality and things of that nature.

BTW, im new to the forum too, so welcome :)

[Cyberra]

Welcome to the community

[gadget228]

Welcome to the AC... :22:

[Captain America]

Welcome to the AC !

[Pamela2Heaven]

Welcome~Enjoy your time here:goldfish:

[Bigge3415]

Welcome to sc. Smaller tanks are harder to start out. It doesnt take much to have bad conditions. One dead fish can cause large spikes.

[DylanisHawttt]

Welcome to the forum :22:

[NeilArends]

Hello Everyone,
I am new to this forum i like all aqua living organism that's why i am here.

[free3tbz]

welcome to ac