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nice. looks like a very cool product. does it come it different sizes/gph?

yes, nothing beats regular maintenance. won't argue with that.

I wouldn't say that adding some good bacteria spores to your tank is 'adding crap' as you put it, but this is definitely something to...

the powder form of the pro-biotic bacteria is actually viable spores. so it's not a gimmick like the 'bacteria in a bottle' fish store junk. this product has been used for years in septic tank...

looks great. hope everyone is getting along for ya. one thing I would like to caution you is that when he starts bulking up soon, he has a good chance of smashing your heater. this could also...

you're not adding a chemical, but pro-biotic bacteria. this does look very promising so far.

So far no one has reported any fish dying off or tanks crashing. It's been all great reviews so far. Still a bit early though. I may give this a shot in a few months. I would like to know a bit more...

as far as I know, it's pretty new and hasn't been tested on planted tanks yet to my knowledge. I'll be keeping up with the original thread to see what develops. so far it looks pretty promising with...

Rid-X and Septo-Bac are both proving safe and beneficial for fw aquariums. the best method seems to dissolve the powder in tank water then dump in the tank while keeping out the 'chunky' residue.

Leafs blew it bigtime. I'm an Oilers fan, but since we suck, I root for the Candian teams ('cept Vancouver). wanted to see the leafs beat the bruins, but wasn't to be. they were lucky to run the...

there is a new method aquarists are doing to cut down on all that 'mulm'. using the same principal and materials as a septic tank. "Rid-X", and "Septo-Bac" are two products that use an all natural...

Welcome to the forum! :22:

Probably just tore his tail on a piece of wood or decor. I would give it some time to heal and just make sure it isn't getting any worse.

A really easy and great way to build a large basic pond pump is building a simple bucket filter, but scale up and use a plastic garbage pail.aeonflame has a great DIY bucket filter here on the site....

I get the same things in my reef from time to time, but they do no harm that I am aware of, and they seem to disappear after awhile. I believe they have been known to occasionally sting some corals,...

great looking setup! thanks for sharing it's 'evolution'. :fish:

...and I agree, every great man-cave needs a great tank!

looks like the harmless white stuff that usually grows on new driftwood. it will go away on its own or you can suck it out.

those canisters have a low flow rate and won't pull the bulk of the floating particles out of the water column. I would add an aquaclear70 as stated above. much better turnover rate and will do a...

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I once tried going the cheap route and bought some generic dechlorinator and it would make my water cloudy for a day. needless to say, I switched back to the good stuff immediately.

welcome to the forum! as stated above, is the tank cycled?

great to see! we got our bullfrogs out of hibernation now too. time to get the pond ready for another season. yay.

from time to time I noticed my plecs would 'shed' their slimecoat. blotches, then washed out color, then perfect again. I wouldn't worry about it unless the plec is acting strange.

beautiful tanks/fish! thanks for sharing.

Very interesting read!

Welcome to the forum! I'm sure you'll have much advice and knowledge to pass on here. Cheers! :22:

agreed. using bioballs in a sw setup is unnecessary with the proper amount of LR. sw sumps are configured/used differently than fw sumps.