I don't recommend yeast, if you have the option of using pressurized, do that instead! I have members of the household (i.e. hubby) who object to pressurized cannisters in the house so I'm making it my mission to do my best at mastering the lesser art of 'farting fungi' as Kirky calls them
As for an update, the tank is doing well, the tiny traces of cottonmouth that made a brief reappearance have quickly receded and everybody looks happy. I'm looking forward to getting some more Pseudomugil gertrudae, spotted blue-eyes, to keep my single female company. She has settled in quite well but often looks a bit lonely. The shop doesn't have any more in stock at the moment though. Thanks for taking an interest!
Ok, thanks foe the heads up. I wont go down the yeast route then lol. And i cant wait to see the naw additions. Its kinda hard for me not to show an interest in such a nice tank.
Oh don't worry, I'm not offended! Kirky had a key role in my CO2 system with his encouragement and advice. My yeast recipe was copied and later adapted from his original suggestions.
I have five interchangeable yeast reactors, each named after a member of the planted community who has inspired or helped me. Kirky has the rare honour of having his name his name on one of my reactor bottles, a privilege I know he cherishes
I'm happy to report all six Amano shrimp are alive and doing very well!
This week I saw all six together at the same time, for only the second time in the four months I've had them
One came up to show me his big long feelers: