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I have red root floaters and dwarf lettuce. I do not find maintenance difficult. I do weekly water changes and just grab a handful and toss when I am changing the water.

I've had some guppies that fall into the normal category but had rather rounded body shape. They kind of struggled to swim and I promised myself to never get any shaped the way again.

serpae tetras

You need some surface agitation. Get an airpump and airstone.

Mine love it.

It might be dead. How can you even tell if it is alive or not. It will either grow or slowly disappear.

I got another one. It's doing fine.

I had one disappear a few months ago. Never found a body, just gone. I assume he died and was eaten by snails but really have no idea.

Hornwort

You need to do it a bit differently for shrimp. Put them in a container with the water from the bag, slowly drip tank water into the container for at least an hour (or more).

mollies and platys could definitely have eaten them. Shrimp are also pretty good at hiding though also.

You can do that but remember you will be crashing your cycle too.

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I don't think it is safe to use other than spot treating. I would spot treat just a little bit every day to give it a chance to break down. If you get too much in there at one time, I am sure the algae won't be the only thing dying.

looks to be unavailable now but I used this one. It worked well and has a place to add an airline so the food stays dry. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08CN6HWNK/?tag=ff0d01-20

Looks nice! Personally, I would point it towards the front of the tank instead of straight down but that's just me.

I thought my betta was okay with shrimp until one day I saw him with a shrimp tail hanging out of his mouth...

I trim the roots all the time on my Anubias (all the really long ones). I do always leave about an inch or two. The roots on an Anubias are just to anchor the plant. They do most of their feeding through the leaves.

I always buy wood and stone at my local store. I like to personally pick out the size and shape which is near impossible online.

I was wondering if it would stop getting bigger at some point?

Question - does Christmas moss have a limit of growth or do I have to trim it? It is about as big as I want it now.

I have 3 tanks with lids and no problems. Dwarf lettuce and Red root floater. The only real problem I have ever had is keeping them out of the flow of the filter output.

similar foam to the prefilter. It is going to clog up frequently.

maybe stuff some foam inside the intake tube to slow it down a bit?

what kind of filter are you using?

Bristlenose Pleco (I think). Might have been some replacement Tiger Barbs.

looks great! Fill with water outside first to make there are no leaks.

That looks like a black skirt tetra. That one is probably a female. They are a bit bigger and wider.

I feed mine all kinds of food. Flakes, bug bites, freeze dried brine shrimp, freeze dried tubiflex worms.

I like my fluval flex. Edit: sorry - missed the part where mentioned stand. There are stands available but I don't know if they are decent or not.

It will always be slightly lower but more than about an inch means the foam in the filter section or the pre-filter (if using) is clogged a bit.

Yes, with lots of algae mixed in.

Shrimp have a very small bioload so there can be a lot of them. Amano shrimp don't reproduce in fresh water. Shrimp populations will stop growing eventually.

I don't know much about Koi but I'm thinking for Koi that big, $50 is probably a pretty good deal even if the quality isn't great ( and I could not tell you if that quality is good or not).

I don't think anyone can tell you. It's very dependent on size and coloration. Just saying a type isn't nearly enough info I don't think. I could be completely wrong.

I wouldn't know. I lost my sense of smell 4 years ago from a head injury. :(

Intermittently. Not continuously. Most the time was not fish but an aquatic turtle tank.

I don't have pictures of my first tank. That was about 55 years ago,lol.