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I am having that same problem trying to grow algea... and most people complain about algea LOL... but just watch you tank inhabitants because the bigger they get the more aggression you will have especiallllly if you have only 1 fish thats a female.. the males will go nuts...Just have a back...

The problem with adding one substrate on top of another is you could kill the bacteria in the buttom substrate ... but I would wait till the tank is done cycleing before you change out the substrate and not add the fish till you make your big changes like the substrate and all because once you...

I have Emperor 400s on my tanks and sand and yes My Malawians are diggers But I have found that as long as you dont make the tube to close to the sand.. I have no problem with sand getting im my filter. Its trial and erro for each individual... But plants in a malawian tank.. good luck...

Ohh BTW the reason for sucha BIG filter on a small tank was we were/are/hopefully planning on moving these tetras to a 55 and I was getting the bioload started on it so it would be established when we were ready to fill the 55. We are replacing glass on it right now.. -_- :-( :byebye:

Yeah Ive never seen anything like it either.. and the sad thing is Im not a beginner fish keeper I breed african cichlids and have had many various types of fish thruout my life... never seen anything like this... :(

The white spots were only on the serpeas which have allready died... The ones that are dying now have only the Bodies turning black as symptoms.. and the fact they are acting like they are having seisures right before they died. :byebye:

I have a 29 gallon tank.. I have had its occupants in there for around 8 months.. all was fine till last weekend.. I was trying to be nice and add some color to my Husband Tetra tank.. which this is HIS tank really.. He has neons, Black Skirt tetras, zebra danios and a leapord danio.. this past...