I was aware of the size the fish got, and so was the employee at the LFS. She even showed me an example of one that was 2 years old and "over-sized".
What about some bottom dwellers, like 6 cories? Or are even they too much?
Hello everyone!
I recently bought a 60 gallon tank, and it is all cycled with a Marinelaand Emperor 400 PowerFilter.
I just bought the following fish to go in it:
2 Golden Severums (about 1.5 inches each)
2 Kissing Gouramis (about 2.5 inches each)
While at my LFS I saw koi angelfish that...
My LFS has helped me decide... She recommended either the AquaClear 500/110 or the Marineland *** (I forget the number, but it was for up to 100 gallons). The AquaClear was $80, and the Marineland was $65... Sort of leaning towards Marineland...
Ahhhh... I was looking at the magnum 350 canister filter, but was told it wasn't good... What's your opinion on it? IT'd be going into a 60 gallon tank.
Alright, so, both of those filters are out? $80 was pushing my budget before, and I found the 2 AquaClears for my tank. The one is over budget, but the other is low-end budget. I know it's obvious that the larger filter would be better, but is it necisary? Here are the two filters:
Aqua Clear...
Well, its either that one or the Emperor Power Filter 400.
Which is better? That should be my deciding factor. :)
http://www.petsmart.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2752378
I recently got a new 60 gallon tank so I need a filter. I found this filter very cheap! It regurarly costs $160, on sale for $80. Is it a good filter? Can it be used with sand? Thanks in advanced! :nod:
Is this everything need for the filter? I never used a canister before...
Would this sand work: http://www.homedepot.com/h_d1/N-5yc1vZ1xgf/R-202007298/h_d2/ProductDisplay?langId=-1&storeId=10051&catalogId=10053
It's very cheap!
:unsure: Uhhh...
This is the filter:
Top Fin 60 Power Filter with 2 cartridges
http://www.petsmart.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2752295
I will also be using the filters from my 29 gallon, but Im not sure of their names.
So if I want plants, which I do, I'll need a layer of gravel under sand?
Hi, I'm going to be upgraded from my 29 gallon tank late in December. I am going to be upgrading to a 55 gallon tank. I was wondering what is a better substrate, gravel or sand?
Currently, I have gravel. I never used sand before... Are there any special requirements for it?
Also, I would like...
There are a total of 13 Red Wag Platy fry that are now a day old. As of right now, I don't know the filter's type. I will find out in about 30 minutes, or so. What temprature should I keep the water?
Also, how do I clean the tank? I don't want to injure any of the fry?
My guppy or platty just recently had 3 fry, probably more to come. I was wonering if a 10 gallon tank will be too big for the fry?
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
I just relized that the fish is a Sunburst Wag Platy, not Red Wag Platy. I don't think that makes much of a difference, just maybe explains why her stomach's white?
Now she's swimming up and down the tank in very corner, practically on the glass, and she's doing it non-stop!
(I think I'm going to start calling her Platy from now on!)
WOW! That's a lot. Hope mine has as many! Do you have any pictures of the fry, or her giving birth, or maybe even her birth tube, so I know what to look out for. I saw others, but I just want to make sure I'm looking for the right stuff!
I don't want to stress her out too much because I heard that can make them abort their fry. But I turned off the light, and when I did that the male started attacking her. I could hear rocks flinging everywhere too. I don't know if there's something wrong, or if he just wants the fry?
So you...
This is the best one I could get, but you can see the white dot in it since its so small, but atleast you can probably tell me what I need to know from this picture: