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I feel like this pretty much sums it huh?

Quick question, out most of the aquarium fish, (with the exception of the large fish such as pleco or sturgeon) which freshwater fish would you consider to have the highest bio-load? I was thinking...

Yeah I just forget to manage my C02 levels, but I managed to pick up a solid regulator for Paintball canisters which should help with the C02 dying out on me so quickly. Thanks again for the advice...

Thanks for the info guys. Why did I not look into this sooner. :grover:

So I have a 20gal with a gymnothorax tile but since they need a much larger space, I'm planning on upgrading to a 60 gal as it gets older. My only issue is water changes. It already takes me a while...

Yeah it's the little tufts on the rocks. turns out that it's black brush algae. but thanks anyways, I figured that I need to start my CO2 before my light goes on. That way once the light comes on...

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So I have my small 5 gallon freshwater tank running for a while and everything seems to be ok. The only issue I seems to be small hairlike algae tufts growing on hard surfaces like glass and rocks....

sounds good, thanks! thumbs2:

Sounds cool. Yeah I am, it's so agitating when I ask certain dealers for salt for my eel and they hand me that useless stuff :ripper: . Either way, thanks for the advice on the tank size. Any...

Would mono's work well? The seem a bit too vertical for an eel to take a bite. The only thing is I hear some say that you can keep them in brackish all their life while others have mentioned that...

How long did you and your brother have yours? Some people mentioned tankmates are fine as long as they can't fit into his mouth whole.

So I recently picked up a "freshwater" moray eel, but as we all know these bad boys are brackish water dwellers (thus why I'm here!). Any who, has anyone kept one of these before? Any tips or points...

http://www.amazon.com/JBJ-Lighting-3gal-Picotope-Aquarium/dp/B001EUL4DM


so have this tank and was considering turning it into a reef. Any recommendations that I should take as well as resources...

So recently my mother repainted the house, thus forcing me to put my 20 gal through upheaval. When I put the aquarium back, I set it up again and let it cycle. The problem is, every since then fish...

So I've got my 20 gallon tank and came back home after a week to see it was extremely cloudy! the water has a strong tinge of green but there is no gratuitous amounts of algae on the glass itself,...

Why not? I would much appreciate an explanation next to a piece of advice.

So in my 20 gal, I've got a varied algae infestation. It looks like I've got a hair algae living on the leaves and driftwood, some fuzzy brown stuff on my driftwood (not diatoms), and a mix of your...

it's an aquaclear 50. I think I just have to turn it off if I ever plan on interacting with the aquarium, which is a bit troublesome but I'm guessing necessary. I think the sand did permanent damage...

how can I tell if it's broken? It seems to only grind once in a while which I'm assuming is when the sand gets in there. The filter seems to be running ok, and I haven't really notice anything out of...

that's comforting. but what of the noise? it's not very pleasant and kinda makes me worry about the condition of my filter. It sounds like the thing is grinding.

a few inches maybe 4 -5

So I put some sand into my new aquarium and have an issue with the filter making the god awful grinding noise. Now I understand that I should place a stocking mesh over the intake to prevent this,...

That's when you know it's worth it.thumbs2:

you need to remember he's your son so anything you say he's gonna do the opposite or not listen. being a son myself I'd try telling him to DO the opposite so "don't take out the trash" bam. it's done.