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I have never seen this with Tetras.Personally, I would say just wait for further advancements before you take any action. Unless anyone has anything else to say.

Gah,I want to enter but my 60 gallon is getting rescaped today for something I want so will sadly probably have to wait

Congratulations to the winner

What if you had community fish to spread the agression or disperse it from the males?

I understand the feeling.I breed guppies for a business and there are some striking ones.Good looking shrimp!

Congratulations Nick,very nice tank.A classic if you will.Though one day,I will beat you lol.

Hmm I cant really help with cichlids but I know someone who can.Im sure they will find your thread.

Hey guys I know this isnt really a place for this but I noticed my neons got ick but I dont have a heater or money to treat them but I dumped some epsom in there will that work is there a different way?

Debatable.

I mean your effort was nice.Just use smaller dogs lol

Ah,good luck to all that entered! Thought it was 'bout time to enter the new 55 gallon that no one has seen lol

Yeah the connection with bettas and dogs in some cases can work if done with SMALL dogs but some of these pics are like goldfish lol

Yeah what seangee said about RL is why I talked about the BN.

I do like it.I just do not know if the 10 and 5 gallon one really fit.But otherwise I would agree.Its funny as I am 13 and I keep a well balance betta sorority in a 60 gallon lol.

Um I Think leaving them in a bag til you get a new tank should be ok.But you should jumpstart the tank with media from the main tank for quicker cycling.Just keep changing water in bag.

I would say both are fine but would go with BN

I have just done it also with four females and it works out fine.Lots of plants and lots of space does it.

55 gallon Stock:4 australian rainbowfish 4 female bettas 8 neon tetras 9 guppies 1 nerite snail 4 otocinclus 1 bristlenose plecostomus Light:beamswork EA 6500k Fert:Micro and macro each week then a 50% WC at the end of the week Plants:Water wisteria/sprite Amazon sword Argentine sword Anubias...

I dislike bacopa so instead of keep it I grow it and sell it :)

Your welcome Sir lol :)

Really I understand Colin and Byrons points and support them but I do not understand how this conversation has went from fish which in the animal world can be considered to have small bioloads to puppies and cattle which have larger bioloads and more needs.No one is saying dog mills are okay but...

Ok I myself have used TSS and I can say that it does do that to were you get nitrates before nitrites.No worries just keep doing what you are doing and you should be fine.Cycling does take a while.

I liked all the tanks but I must say while I did like them all the one that stood out to me was matty's.The way the lighting and the light color plants was what really made me like that tank for which I voted for it.Just now noticing what Toney said in his entry of water being wet.Water itself...

congrats!I really do like the tank.

Barely ate anything today and started eating sweets.It already hurts

I SEE sorry caps

Good day and welcome back.I look forward to seeing your tanks.

Oh I see.Welcome!Just be careful with that common pleco and probably get rid of him soon like you said,I like the tank!

Good day

Congratulations Nick.How do you take pictures of such large tanks like that?

Tank of the month entry: 5 gallon WC 50% each week. Feedings consists of flake,bloodworm, and fruitflies. EI dosed each day at .5 mL. Filted:Aquatech 5-15 Fish:Guppies Light: Desk lamp with 6500k cfl bulb.

No I dont think it should hurt anything.

If you werent so far I would take that 75 gallon lol. Good tanks

I love how algae looks like moss.

Deal.Look forward to the day before voting starts.

Just you guys wait.While I wait for my 60 gallon I got a new tank almost ready/

Hmm,I see.But Byron.I understand one thing I am confused with though.If the water is correct for the fish and there is cover from these bright lights then is there really a problem?

I understand this,but look.These are fish probably not wild caught but bred through years.Therefore knowing what their habitat looks like is something they do not know.It is called a domesticated animal.I can though understand what you say.Just my point of view I guess.