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Great pictures. It is indeed a BN. :)

I'll have two please!

It will be under one of them. Colour or photometry. Hate is too soft a word to describe my feelings for you right now. :lol:

After reading your thread I'm glad your camera hasn't got any settings on it. :lol: It should have an exposure adjustment on it, look for brightness.

:lol:

I would have a group of 6 Angels, 2 Bolivian Rams, 2 Keyholes and 30 Cardinal Tetra's.

They get slightly bigger and chunkier. :good: Neons and Cardinals don't really shoal, Lemons are pretty good as are Rummynoses. :good:

:D

Cardinals would work more so than Neons if you're unsure. Young Angels brought up with Neons will usually be fine.

Should be fine, yes. Lemon Tetra's work well with Angels.

Kok sucker :rofl:

The Cories may be targeted too imo. Cryptoheros will defend their young as if their lives depends on it. You could set up a nice dwarf cichlid tank including Apisto's and Nannacara/Laetacara and maybe some Keyholes. The Cories would be safe then.

:D

Its not the Apisto's you need to worry about. T-bars will hammer any smaller cichlid if they breed.

You will be suprised how aggressive Cryptoheros can be. ;) when they breed you don't want any other cichlid in the tank.

It was on the advice of Star4 as she had the same issue and cut out the gold.

:lol:

Yeah, con artist...

Hey, they're HRP's, not Convicts, James!! :D

Wills tank became less of a war zone once he stopped feeding it.

Jackie...

Yeah that's fine. Similar to the root tabs you can buy just a load cheaper. :D

Slow release plant food. Play sand is crap.

Tell that to your GT... :lol:

Auto. :lol: I use iso 100 and exposure 2.0

The only problem with play sand is that it shows poo. Cat litter ladened with osmocote would be my choice.

T bars are great Sal, there is a thread in the journal section. Check it out.

How is it vague? There is nothing else to tell. :lol:

Juwel or ND. :good:

Give him some hikari gold, that will bring his aggression out. :lol: Thai silks are great.

:o wow, that sounds like a chancer to me.

It is just that. Microworm is just sloppy porridge in a lunchbox with some holes drilled in the lid. The Grindleworm is a compost base, then around 10 pieces of dry kitten food chucked in a day and a quick spray with water. Again, in a lunchbox with holes drilled in the lid. Both were seeded...

I start my fry off on Micro Worm, which is based on porridge. I seeded my culture from a friends. I then move them onto Grindle Worm which are a little bigger and probably more nutritious. That is based around compost and dry kitten food. They both stink to high heaven, but fry grow like never...

Welcome to the forum Amber Nichole.

The internet :good:

The Hydrocotyle stands out like a sore thumb. It should flow frome side to side and front to back. Nip the ends off and replant so it bushes. It would sit well then. Just my opinion though. :D

Sorry, you lose... :D http://www.fishforums.net/index.php?/topic/402030-ebjd-fish-journal/page__pid__3391712#entry3391712

I liked the lemons too much to risk them with them. So stuck a load of guppies in there along with some platies. Not really bothered if the guppies get ate. :lol:

EB's win, end of.

Search for tpn or tnc lite. They're very popular. If you go for co2 then you want tpn+ and tnc complete.