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From what I read about their aggressive tendencies I'd be concerned about housing anything with a flowerhorn for very long...

We also did not get this many vaccines, yet we survived:

http://www.cispimmunize.org/IZSchedule_Childhood.pdf
http://www.cispimmunize.org/IZSchedule_Adolescent.pdf

Growing up my afternoon...

At the same time they put so much pressure on individuals. Reading popular reactions in this story is imho appalling.

Sucks and I have to say I am not surprised. I did not watch this year, but in the past I don't think I've ever seen voting on gymnastics that at times did not seem shamefully biased. It's one of the...

Another thing to keep in mind is weight distribution, as it can make a huge difference. I have foam core under my 55g and even that isn't crushed.
If in the stand the whole base sits against the...

I've noticed it changes from fish to fish for the ones I keep. I imagine to some the camera lens looks like a big eye and big eyes can be really bad news if you are fish :P

Congrats. Definitely one of my favorites. I love the night-time look as well. I think it's neat to see how different it becomes.

The power generators are called wind farms. There's a really big one near here on the hills. It's really cool looking. I think it's been in operation for over 20 years now and it's been interesting...

The one near here has types that change, but they always seem to have goldfish, tetras (although species change), oscar, male and female bettas, mollies, swordtails, fancy guppies.

Does not cause "hole in the hand"? :P

When I got my xp2 the zorb seemed to fancy for me to trust it. I tossed it and replaced it with other biomedia.

Diet can also be a contributing factor and many people did see it go away when their diet improved. What are you feeding it?

Urm... That looks like a manta ray and not a sting ray.

My 10 month old son 'helps' me feed the fish every day. I take some food in my hand, he picks it up and drops it in the tank. Today out of the blue decided to pop it in his mouth instead and ate a...

Go go gadget LEGS!

I don't know about those... But for something I don't have to replace I use the SuperCartridge and I like them a lot.

The good minerals are not added later to Flourite. They are part of the substrate and embeded in the clay so rinsing it won't get rid of them. Even Seachem recommends rinsing before use.


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Unfortunately german blue rams are often imported from asia, where they are treated with hormones to make the juveniles take on their adult coloration. This has really negative effects on their...

for wtotm I have to post my untrimmed 40g
http://www.slimyfrog.com/images/fish/IMG_2616.JPG

We bought a froggy pool for my son. It's really cute, but as the air cools off in the late afternoon is when it truly shines :thumb:

SooooooOOOOOOOoooooooooo saaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaad..... :stongue: ...

Varies by specie, but assuming good care around 10 years is average in captivity. Supposedly there are bronze corys that have lasted well over 20 years.

http://www.slimyfrog.com/images/mindread.gif

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Glad you are ok! That definitely counts as a close call.
Please let us know if you gained any superpowers.

It's definitely the case that too much of either for a sustained time will cause algae, but keep in mind that not enough of either will do the same. As far as planted tanks are concerned, the idea...

Looks like potassium deficiency. IME the best way to control algae in a planted tank is to balance nutrients in the tank, rather than cutting them off. Since the other approaches have not worked,...