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please invest in a larger tank and at least 1 more cory

englands amazing perfomances never seace to amaze me, well done guys :no:

no i read up on them and i know the lps sells crickets and various bugs but i cat really keep the frogs in these conditions for long so they have to go lol

couple of pics before i set them free (dont know what to feed them, tank to small and too warm for them)

that would mean spending money :fun: good idea though :good:

congratulations i dont think mine have fully reached maturity yet :(

did you notice what else was being kept in the tank at the lfs corys are peaceful amongst them selves

russel the mussel :D i likes sir Hiss

gorgeous little fish, now i want more :(

is the tank in direct sunlight at any time of the day ?

hahahaah love that

damn so you live in the states heres a plan, large fishing net put a couple handfull's of the old gravel in this switch to new gravel but leave the net in the tank for a week or 2 then you can easily reove it along with the old gravel

vastly and move the goldfish asap thier coldwater fish

http://www.tetra-fish.co.uk/tetratropical/...ators/index.asp i use that one

what type of filter have you got black sponge could well be a carbon sponge and not totally necicary for the tank,

id say yes about re-colanising bacteria, could you use any of the old substrate underneath to speen the process up also where did you get the large ornemental ruins :drool:

thats an amazing idea, ill edit the title to towers too :hey: , need some clear pipe now hehe

lovely tanks people keep em coming

really nice tank and fine array of fish :)

my best friend (fish wise) is my female betta who will take bloodworms from my finger tips and follow my finger whens shes in the right mood, shes also incredibly friendsly towards the other fish and occasionally hangs out with the cory's

i think id replace a wall in my house with it or stretch it through 2 rooms cutting through the wall think id keep a betta in it :lol:

gorgeous i can only find VT's :(

rudolph red nose shrimp............how cool

does anyone keep any common garden frogs in tanks i managed to catch 3 very small baby today and put them in a 2 gallon ill chuck them back in a couple of hours but there so cool, one just climbed up the wall then jumped and landed at the other end of the tank, thier water sits at 27C though...

mine works a treat just watch when cleaning around the substrate ive heard stories of them picking up sand/small gravel and leaving heavy scores across the glass

as above bronze and albinos are good hardy fish that provide hours of entertainment

hahaah sound is a must for that clip

swimming pool 8)

ive at last done one just to aid filteration works a treat though if particles ever get blown around by the corys you can see some of them getting sucked down.......do doubt its full of sand though :rolleyes:

woooooooooooow nice close 8)

love the dp's i saw some for the first time today didnt realise they were that small :blink:

seen a link to that somewhere else :sick:

gf has no interest and turns off when i start to tell her abot a new fish............oh well

i like it too 8)

i use sand, argos sand £2.49 for 15kg's just wash it thoughrly in a bucket first otherwise you will have cloudy water for weeks

i started off with builders merchant 5m pea gravel give it a gave it a good wash and dropped it in the tank in the end i switched to sand but one of my smaller tanks still has pea gravel

have a look around in larger pet shops or big garden centres, check your local phone book / yellow pages for specific fish shops

personally i would go for sand when i first got the cory they had round gravel a couple of days later i switched to sand looks so much better IMO and they love it

my albinos do this occasionally i think i bout the bronze ones fully grown they soon settled in and stay on the bottom the yourger albinos explore and sometimes ventures around the mid regions

yay for the addition of cory's, what variety did you get? mine hav'nt really changed in size and ive had them 2/3 months if that