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Hey all, so I was wondering if anyone has actually been able to successfully fix shallow/deep scratches on a acrylic tank. I’ve seen lots of DIYs, but they all seem really sketchy and I don’t want to mess up my tank. I bought the tank used so the scratches came with it. I’ll put a picture of one...

I already know that I'm not the type of "one theme" kinda guy, but I'll try to stick with one if that means my tank will look way better than it does now. Replicating nature seems kinda hard, but hopefully I'll manage. And yes, I know that not all of you are certified fish experts that know...

I have no idea what tank light I have. And as far as I know I can't control the intensity, but if that's a must have then I can definitely buy a new one, money isn't a gigantic issue for me at the moment so if you have a certain type of tank light that you know that works best for this then I'm...

Hey all, this is my 75 gal tank that I’ve had running for a few months now, and I’ve kinda been wanting to spruce things up a little bit. The plants in there currently are artificial, which kinda makes me want to take them out and plant some real ones. I just have no idea what would look good in...

Honestly the amount of decorations depends on the flowerhorn, but my understanding of mine at the moment is that it shouldn't really have that many decorations. Better to have a completely empty tank imo. Decorations give too many edges for the flowerhorn to hit his hump on and stuff Edit: My...

Thank you for trying to help me. I've actually heard it's extremely easier to clean out the fish poop and stuff in a bare bottom tank, since you don't have any gravel there are no cracks for all the nasty stuff to seep into. Like you said though, yes some bacteria can't form but in my opinion...

I've been told by numerous sources and experienced myself that flowerhorns are very messy eaters, and can accidentally digest the substrate, which can obviously hurt the fish if digested enough. I'm not calling you wrong or uneducated of course, but I've also seen various other flowerhorn...

Hey, sorry if this in the wrong section but I couldn't really find anything that relates to this. I currently have a flowerhorn in a 75 gallon tank, and he's extremely messy (as flowerhorns go). in any of your guys's experience, what's the most effective way to clean a bare bottom tank?