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Ocean - 110 lb pacific bigeye tuna Freshwater - 30+ lb channel cat

You just saved me some browsing time. :rofl: It checks off all the boxes that I need, and the price is pretty decent, so why not? In all honesty though, if it doesn't work out I'm not going to come on here and post about it. I can find a use for it elsewhere.

I could work with that light :good: As a matter of fact, I am going to buy one right now for an 18 gal tank that I have plans for.

I have one and it is an OK light. I was using it on a high tech planted tank but I found that I get best results from lights with white, blue, and red diodes. This one lacks the red, so I have it on a low tech platy colony right now. I guess that as long as you aren't trying to propagate plants...

Those all look like males to me.

I only test when I am cycling nowadays. My tanks are ridiculously stable, I rarely add new fish, and my tap water source is the same year round. Of my 3 tanks 2 are scaped that I can see and remove any dead inhabitants (usually platys that expire from old age), the other one is so densely...

Great read and pictures. Thank you for sharing.

Not Ich. Looks like just a nick or abrasion. These things happen.

Exactly!! And even when you get someone who might know certain scientific names, they pronounce them COMPLETELY different than you do, and you are both giving each other weird looks... :rofl:

Do tell. Yet for some odd reason, I keep finding myself buying more stuff....:/

Abramites hypselanotus, the marbled headstander. A really cool little fish, very personable and a great addition to any SA community, but the little so and so was really nippy, and would take chunks out of it's cohabitants fins constantly. 1 month after rehoming it my geos had trophy worthy...

I have 1 or 2 extra of EVERYTHING!! Tanks, HOB filters, canister filters, heaters, nets, tubing, airstones, buckets of substrate, lighting, timers, powerstrip, powerheads, skimmer, intake tubes, outputs, breeder boxes, you name it........

The bristles are more noticeable in the males as they mature. Mine is around 3'' and has a mottled, brown camouflage coloration right now, with small bristles.

Aren't prawns and shrimp the same thing?

Tangled up in Cichlids, tangledupincichlids.com

No. No crustacean is safe in an oscar tank.

Happy Belated Birthday!! Ironic, as when I woke up that day I had 14 years of sobriety, so a birthday of sorts ;)

This is Casey Jane. She is a 9 year old collie/lab mix that we rescued from the Navajo Nation, also known as a Rez Dog. Every evening she likes to post up on ''her throne'' and monitor the street below while the sun sets on the Pacific Ocean. She is an extremely intelligent and outgoing dog that...

3 stars. Top that tank off and clean the glass.

Watching this I am wondering to myself; are Dutch carnival workers as sketchy as American carnival workers are??

I keep a small pack of c. sterbai, but apparently I am a cruel corydoras keeper as I don't provide them sand to sift through, just a lush carpet of monte carlo and s. repens..... Poor mistreated corys...... :rofl:

Well deserved. Beautiful little tank ;)

Tilapia buttikoferi.

NO.

@Brayfost is here now, aka Rtc/tsn. The gang is growing :band:

See if your mom can pull some strings as a biologist.

I can't answer that question. I am a strictly freshwater guy. You won't ever catch me keeping a salt water tank. I surf and I can see the pacific ocean from my couch when I watch TV. That's all the saltwater I need.

I agree with you. Not too many people that I know keep either of these fish. Cave tetras are just straight up weird. Crazy that they are illegal here in my state.

The white substrate.

I know that there are legal loopholes. Like it's illegal to own a desert tortoise unless you are an educator. There could be an educator clause, and I am assuming that there is an educator in your family since you own a desert tortoise. ;)

Hey I know this guy..... :rofl: Welcome to TFF Brayden :good:

I think that collecting and keeping any of these things in the state of California is illegal.

All of my tanks are lidless, but I do have a hood on my 120 gal. I prefer to go without lids as all of my tanks are planted and I want the plants to get the full strength of the lighting. I have found that with the hard water that I have in my area, the lids get calcified quicker and it tends to...