George Farmer
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I've PMd you.I plan to remove the sag and glosso and just keep the fern and Anubias.
Happy to take those off you
I've PMd you.I plan to remove the sag and glosso and just keep the fern and Anubias.
Happy to take those off you
I've PMd you.I plan to remove the sag and glosso and just keep the fern and Anubias.
Happy to take those off you
What's harder George, a break from planted tanks or a break from your family
A stripdown is out of the question. The tank is my living room's main focal point. It's viewed more by my family than the TV.4months away george ? thats too long... at that rate it might be better to rehome your plants and strip down the tank ? unless you could find a person to take care of the tank just like the way you do.....
My eldest daughter is more than capable of the daily routines i.e. feeding, temp and filter checks etc. and a reefkeeping friend is doing the water changes and bigger tasks. I'm fairly confident I'll come back to a healthy tank.
I should return in June. I think the 2006 contest closes September so I'll have three months, should be plenty of time. If I don't manage to create an up-to-standard layout in that time I'll submit some old photos.btw 4 months off ? Did i remember correctly that you were planning to join the AGA this year ? will you make it in time ?
Thanks Jen. I love the spray bar vertically, not only does it look good (invisible) it creates just the right amount and type of circulation for my tank.Looking great George. I quite like it. The glosso sure doesn't take long to get going, eh? (<- there's that canadian in me showing)
How are you liking the spray bar turned like that? I just did the same to mine last night, and so far I'm happy with it. It creates more of a swirling current.
How does your platty seem to be liking the tank? Mine also enjoy nibbling on the surface scum... and grazing on any algae in the tank. They are great for that.
The Platy seems happy, very active compared with the Cardinals and its nice to have some extra colour at the upper level. I'm getting three others this weekend - even my wife likes them! I've never seen the surface so clear either, fantastic little fish!
Just be aware George as Jen said Platies breed like rabbits and the fry are excellent at hiding especially in planted tanks, you can easily get over run with them, anyway just a word to the wise, even when you buy a single female from the lfs you can be almost guarenteed that it is pregnant, anyway i had problems with them........never again will i make that mistake...........i also find as they get a bit older they are less active, when they are young they are very active, they also create quite a bit of poop especially if you have a good few of them, but they are a nice fish you can get nice verities and are dead easy to keep, your daughter might like the "Mickey Mouse" veriety, the tails have an imprint of a mickey mouse head and ears in siloeutte.
Thats true too... They produce an aweful lot of poop. I'm sure you know about live bearers, but they can store sperm for like 3 months, and can keep producing babies even without a male around.