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I think they are the equivalent of wrasses in saltwater... you go-to source for snail elimination.

Some organics dissolving away, from in the wood, and this feeds that growth.

Well now it's time for a near-life experience, hopefully.

Nice info, thanks.

Is the light the jellyfish?

There must be hundreds of places outside the US, and many within the US that ship foreign.

Good point about going with the current type of water you have already.

Ah did not know they were painted.

The blue is great... but the yellow lollipops are new to me... like a yellow tang for FW :)

That's interesting... kid driven. They all want Nemo's too, of course.

Wow I think you are close. When the fins are out, it does look a lot like it.

I wonder if they would recognize each other if the tanks were side by side.

Anyone know why the bright gravel/rock colors all show up in freshwater, but never in salt? I mean it's not light there are orange and pink rocks in lakes and rivers.

Anyone know what SW fish might be the closest thing? I can't think of any.

The easy to keep ones :)

6 small in a 10g ?

Nice link of info, I never knew that they were breathing air when they shoot to the top surface; I thought they saw floating food.

Also did not know about keeping 4 to 6 of them. I have them by...

Seems strange to think of them that way, with them just scrounging around on the bottom looking for food.

Good luck on the conversion, should be fun.

Nice info thread. Also had not heard of the big fish campaign.

Schooling is great; one of the best things about fish.

Nice dark trim in the room there. The scape will really stand out.

Yay 20 years but worth it.

Always try the Bay before giving up.

Nice idea. At first I thought it was the hot glue that was going to float, then I saw the foam.

Other than a fan on the surface?