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I would do a good job of siphoning and keep some of the original water with the fish in the buckets. Definitely should wash the sand thoroughly before putting it in there - and when filling up the tank, run the water against the side of the tank as to not throw the small sand particles up in the...

Ok, cool, thanks guys -just wondering :good:

This is my turtle crew - I used to have a lot of fish with them but you can imagine what happened to the fish. :shifty: The spotted turtle tank is planted w/ anacharis and hornwort - the YBS tank and pond had some anacharis until they ate it all Spotted Turtle setup- he's about 1.5". 20...

Might want to get a UVB lamp so that your turtles can get Vit.D3 which helps them to process calcium -otherwise they might end up with problems such as pyramiding -causing internal organs to grow faster and shorten the life of your turtles. Basking temps: mid 80's-90's Water temps: mid 70's...

Looks awesome. What kind of live rock are you aiming for to put in there?

I've found that having some fast growing plants and an algae eater help to keep the stuff under control in my planted 20gal long turtle/fish tank. Usually it will develop on the larger rocks and decorations you have in your tank first. Usually I'll take the larger stuff out and wash it off then...

Personally don't like them -but everyone has their own taste. I think they go a bit out of control when you're trying to watch the weather and every news station is doing a 30min-1hour report on the new movie and book.

Just wondering what all of you use in your Dwarf Puffer tanks for substrates? Currently I have an assorment of sand, nat. gravel and large smooth river rocks - is that ok for my little guy?