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ok all the above concerns were correct and since I don't know all the answers to those questions I will get right down to what I think might be a short term fix. a ray who doesn't eat will wither...

as a Lions fan, can't say that I'm surprised by Calvin's retirement. kind of glad players are leaving the game before their bodies get run into the ground. and you were right, he was a total class...

very cool!

happy birthday!! cheers!! thumbs2:

while some of those do get big, there are many fw fish that get much bigger. some that can be bought at an aquarium shop are arapaima, pacu, red tail cat, alligator gar, peacock bass, tiger...

I keep some tapajos w/sev and longterm I think it might be a bit overcrowded with a largish GT and sev in there. shortterm no probs for a few years probably.

Happy Birthday bud! cheers!

happy barfday!!! cheers!! :19: :fish:

very cool story with some crazy deep sea creatures!

lol. that severum is the "green queen". I had 2 males in with her and she wanted nothing to do with them so I sold them off and just kept her. she is not for sale, just a few of the geos. she's about...

saltwater tanks almost always have a crushed coral substrate.

most eartheaters are mid-bottom dwelling species. the large severum does not show any aggression towards them.

and to answer rivergirls question, yes, this is my small tank. will update the big one soon. :)

bump because my first fb link didn't work for anyone. hope this is much better. :fish:

read this back on mfk when they started the discussion. always been interested in trying some pro-biotics. looking forward to your findings. :fish:

been keeping this setup under wraps for some time and finally gonna show it off before I sell off a few. this is my small tank and always wanted to do a geo based biotype. species include g....

finnex makes a good titanium heater. as does jebo and catalina. I can practically run them dry when I do water changes with no ill effects. been using them for probably 5-6 years no probs while my...

sounds like pop-eye. do some large ferequent water changes and it usually goes away if you catch it quick enough.

happy birthday!! have a great day! cheers!! :19:

can you put some small fish in the pond to eat all the larvae? any small predator would have an all-u-can eat buffet in there!

lookin' great! keep up the good work and as always, keep the videos coming! thumbs2:

anybody but the Patriots!! hoping Denver can upset Carolina now!

I use only titanium submersible heaters. a bit more pricey, but they rarely fail. especially valuable if you have large setups and/or expensive fish. :fish:

wow. still trying to keep the great white in captivity and still failing miserably.

jurupari won't do well with anything aggressive.