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if possible could i see a photo of the mosquite rasbora as i am looking at miniature rasboras for my tank

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i was looking at these recently and was wondering if they would be noisy

im uploading some of my better sunset photos in a few minutes, just tell me if you see it p.s congrats on reaching 10k posts btw

Dont mind, which one as i like to know what people like. managed to find my photobuket account so i am loading some photos on there to go onto here

a small update i have added in an asorted plant set and some mossballs. i have also attached some java moss to my bog wood fish will be arriving next week the tank as it is

My setup is Nikon d70 (thinking of upgrading) 18-55m lense 70-300m lense basic tripod remote control a little canon ixus which i need to upgrade

Thanks wilder, ive had a look at yours. youve got some great photos there.

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i did what justkia did with a net because it still lets the dirt go but my fish cant meet there doom through it

looking good, the fish seem very happy

They dont 'need' plants, however if you have live plants in the tank it would do a lot of good for them. the plants help give them a sense of security and they can also pick bits of food off of them

wow lovely fish you have

great looking tank, sorry to hear about your filter

great looking tank you have there.

We no longer own this Pleco! On Saturday 9-6-08 our Pleco sold for $20. He now enjoys a display pond in front of a boat store in San Diego. We purchased him at 2 inches and he is now 8 years old. The tank was only a 55 gallon but the combination of feeding him steamed broccoli and over...

he is so sweet. i would love a hamster. im glad hes doing well.

Congrats and well done. how long do you have to do it?

do the cherry shrimp eat plants. also how do you take payment?

It is a shrimp of some sort. i cant remember the type.

some nice quality wood there (to big for my tank) you are right about how they release tannins which can lower ph and soften water.

leave the lights off for 2 days and do an Large waterchange. you may want to scrape the algae off with a blade before doing a waterchange

Well done brawn gp!

Sounds like a good plan. you could change the tetras to rasboras if you wanted. im getting some corydora pygmaeus next week. i am stocking very similary to yours

its only a 10g tank so wouldnt a powerhead be a bit over the top for it?s

i keep a few outdoor bonsai. never heard of aquatic ones

i want to add more water flow/movement to one of my tanks, if i got a new filter and put it in without the media would it affect the water chemistry. this is purely for water movement and not for filtering

i would personally say,' DONT DO IT!!!!!'. persist with a fishless cycle because it is fairer on the fish

dtrnge to hear someone who wants algae to grow ;) turn the lighting time up for a bit longer per day and you should have some in no time

livebearers are allways suprising people with fry. i love hearing of this. if you need any info on raising them, there are several people who know how

i think another planted driftwood would look good on the right

congrats, i counted 20+ in that pic

Lovely bettas, have you ever tried breeding your pair

i voted for cichlids because they are a fish i have never kept but have always admired

gorgous fish, agree with the id

i didnt have never used a bucket but i used a jugwhich i half fill with bag water. when its full they should be acclimatized

well done for buy him some frineds, as you said they are schoaling fish could we please have some tank stats so we can know what would be suitable Could you please tell us -tank size -water parameters -how long it has been set up

congrats on the batch of babys