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Also don't think I would use plastic plants not meant for aquarium use. If you're willing to put the time and money into it, Dwarf Hairgrass would be a good choice for live plants. You can order...

Figure 8's have been kept and bred successfully in BOTH fresh and brackish water. Green Spotted Puffers on the other hand need to be converted to brackish as they mature.

J.J. Abrams "Star Trek" was very well done! Being a big Trek fan, I have a couple of nitpicks with it, but overall, excellent movie and the cast did a great job with their performances!

Yep, they did indeed.

Looks good!

Very nice! Looking forward to some pics!

Wow . . . beauiful! Great job!

Interesting:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wI6UONWCq7A

And to tell you the truth, wouldn't surprise me one bit with these parents.

Well done on the pickups, and I'm glad to hear you'll be ready to rehome them when the time comes. thumbs2:

Very nice!

Agreed on female.

We have 36 watts of T5 lighting over ours, and it's worked great for Dwarf Hairgrass, Red Ludwigia, Scarlett Temple, and Lace Java Fern.

I have no complaints about our local Petsmart and/or Petco. In the past few months we've purchased Neons and Oto's from both an local LFS and Petsmart. The fish from Petsmart are healthier and in...

Agreed - my sentiments exactly.

I always love these shots of your Oscar fry Blu-ray!! thumbs2: What in the world do you do with all these of Oscars of yours? LOL

What a beautiful animal!

May I suggest moving your fish to the 42 and using your 29 as a sump.

This is my favorite photo I've shot of a tornado - Mulvane, KS June 12, 2004:
http://www.onthefront.ws/images/61204reworkstock.jpg

A close second is the Manchester, SD F4 tornado on June 24,...

Wouldn't hurt to use it, but it's not necessary. I don't use any when moving old media from one tank to another for an insta-cycle.

Yep, this works also and is much cheaper than using Flourish Excel.

Yep, that old media will speed your cycle up greatly. I'd leave it in there for at least 2 -3 weeks to give the rest of the bacteria in the tank time to catch up. I got a tank cycled in two days...

I prefer wine galsses to be a bit more plain, although I don't mind a minimal amount of decoration. One thing I do like though is a large bowl.

Congrats indeed!

I believe there's equipment for sale out there that handles many of things you'd like to do. In fact, there was a thread somewhere on the forum in which someone got tired of...

Wow . . . WTF! I've never heard of anything like that before! Sorry to hear of your problems with that, Hobbs. Don't think I'd let anymore drunk neighbors in for sure.

Thanks Hobbs! :22: