Go tell that to the authorities, and see how far you get.
40 gallon / 155liters - silent cycle - green or red? Stocking suggestions please!
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Go tell that to the authorities, and see how far you get.
Bruce Leyland-Jones
Fish Aficionado
NannaLou
Fish Herder
I thought you were a psychiatric nurse…?Byron...I AM 'the authorities'.
TecHD. App. Biol., MIBiol., MSc. Zoology.
Or was it some form of Emergency Services Personnel - expert at managing accidents and disasters..?
Bruce Leyland-Jones
Fish Aficionado
I've lived long and studied hard...and had paid employment.I thought you were a psychiatric nurse…?
Or was it some form of Emergency Services Personnel - expert at managing accidents and disasters..?
If I was of a mind, I could add a whole load more letters after my name.
I think Msc Zoology wins over BMusByron...I AM 'the authorities'.
TecHD. App. Biol., MIBiol., MSc. Zoology.
NannaLou
Fish Herder
Like most things that you read in the internet…needs to be taken with a good pinch of salt - it’s not always true or accurate…I think Msc Zoology wins over BMus
Agree, I always wondered why Byron has BMus MA in his profile. Looks good and Brainy.
Bruce Leyland-Jones
Fish Aficionado
I really do resent the implication of your remark.
Bruce Leyland-Jones
Fish Aficionado
This isn't a piddling contest.I think Msc Zoology wins over BMus
Much as I enjoy music, I know I'd never have the skill, knowledge or interest to pursue it to a higher academic level.
(As long as I can sing or hum it in the bathroom, I'm happy enough
)
It has nothing to do with fish, obviously, but it does have to do with my personal pride at having achieved two degrees. The things in my life that have been worthwhile and successful mean a lot to me, as they would to most people.
Animallover😍
Fishaholic
I was just identifying. The OP asked for the name.
Quick update:
- Ammonia, Nitrites and Nitrates continue to measure at 0
- the fish are doing good, I keep a close watch on 2 of them: one that seemed a bit stressed and one that has some damage on its tail fin (that's how they arrived in the tank)
- I think they are trying to establish a pecking order, one of them in particular is doing short fast chases of some the others but without hurting them or anything
- they learned where the food is coming from, they now gather near if they see any of us close by
- there's lots of biofilm formed on the 4 leaves I've added
- I see a new type of algae, planning to remove one and take a picture, I can't describe it very well, like a green twig and not many of them, I removed another 2 a couple days ago when I did the maintenance
- Ammonia, Nitrites and Nitrates continue to measure at 0
- the fish are doing good, I keep a close watch on 2 of them: one that seemed a bit stressed and one that has some damage on its tail fin (that's how they arrived in the tank)
- I think they are trying to establish a pecking order, one of them in particular is doing short fast chases of some the others but without hurting them or anything
- they learned where the food is coming from, they now gather near if they see any of us close by
- there's lots of biofilm formed on the 4 leaves I've added
- I see a new type of algae, planning to remove one and take a picture, I can't describe it very well, like a green twig and not many of them, I removed another 2 a couple days ago when I did the maintenance
That looks familiar. I hadn't a clue what it was when this appeared in my tank so I asked on here.
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This plant? algae? moss? arrived with some shrimp a few months ago. It is growing through the Java moss in the shrimp tank and I have no idea what it is. It is long very thin, brittle stems with a small pair of leaves at intervals along the stem. As you can see in the photo, it's mainly stem...
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