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Personally, I would just go to your local electronics store and get a universal transformer. The 15 volt transformer may work but if the lights are made for 12, I would get a 12. Overloading the...

What are your water parameters?

Cory's, Otos and of course snails.

After doing a quick search, I don't think this has been brought up. There is a website that allows you to "donate" unused computer time to science to help find cures for diseases, do climate...

Mine both have a set dining area. They will grab a shrimp pellet or a chunk of an algae wafer and take it inside the tree stump to eat. Bobo started doing that and then Buttons followed suit.

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that is a veggie clip.

It's a plastic clip with a suction cup attached to it, you clip the veggies or fruit in the clip and stick the suction cup to the side of the tank. I picked one up for 1.50 It's worth it.

Speaking of different foods, I just tried a piece of banana. They weren't too crazy about it but the otos are going nuts so they'll finish it with some help from the snails.

THANKS!! Yeah, the plants have really been growing well, especially the wisteria in the back, it was about 3 inches tall when I got it, now it's over a foot tall. I think they are some type of...

Mine go crazy for raw (unmicrowaved) spinach and apple. Of course they also get hikari shrimp discs, algae wafers and shrimp pellets. From what I've seen of mine, they aren't picky eaters.

Here's a pic of my tank. on the left side above the filter output, you can see one of the lizard cats and just below and to the left is one of the albino paradise fish. I tried getting close ups...

Well, Joe and Edna, my 2 Golden Wonder Killis were given to the LFS. They were getting too big and eating anything they possibly could including any shrimp in my tank and any small tetras. So they...

That includes tank, ecocomplete and flourite, penn-plax cannister filter, current usa orbit lighting (130 watts), fish, live plants, heater, tank supplies and stand.

Agreed with the oto cats. You could also get some malaysian trumpet snails. They mostly come out at night and do pretty well clearing algae.

OH! Also you may be able to grow some Wisteria in there too. Buy a bundle and give them a shot. I would let them root for a week or 2 in the substrate if you buy cuttings before adding the...

The sword probably won't last in that low light. The moss and fern would be great though. I have 3 banana plants that did OK in low light, now that i am around 4W/gal, the banana plants especially...

Kits are great for first-timers or for a quick and easy setup. Of the "kit" I purchased (tank, glass top, hood and light) I only use the tank and glass lid. I, like most of the responses, prefer...

I had the same issue with green water. I did one water change a week for 3 weeks of 50% each time and did a really good gravel vac. It cleared up the problem. It looks like you also have some hair...

I haven't had any issues either, i have 5 corys and 2 clowns. the clowns are 4 and 5 inches and they don't mess with the corys at all. By the way, if you can find Juli Corys their markings are...

I have a Pfluger tackle bag just like that. It holds everything I need and some stuff I don't. Plus it has a line spooler that you holds the line taught while you spool it. It has enough room for...

I had the same issue when I purchased my cannister (Penn-Plax Cascase 7700) for my 36 gal. Since my tank is a quarter cylender tank it makes setup a little weird. I tried the powerhead and it was...

I use that same kit. It works well if you follow the instructions to the letter. The only rub with that kit is it can be difficult to read but I haven't had any issues with it and it gives you...

It's your tank. Whatever you want to do is up to you. Like most other people, I love the natural tank with live plants. Yes, it's more expensive with live plants but so worth it. The fish seem to...

They LOVE spinach. I have 2 and they will finish off a leaf in a few hours at night. As well as the loaches, my otos, plecos and snails love it. Anyway, back on the topic. I may be wrong here but...

Just be sure to securely attach the java moss to the jar. I've found that if you don't tie it down or anchor it in some way it will move around everywhere. I love java moss and hate it at the same...