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Welcome to AC! Fishkeeping is a verrry addictive hobby, unfortunately. Post some pics of your tanks and setup when you can.

Thanks for the tip, Try ebo jaegar heaters... theyre relatively cheap and very reliable.

Interesting. Now please cite references to back this up . How were you able to bunch middle eastern culture with far-eastern culture when they are worlds apart?

eh, Japan pushes the boundaries on a regular basis. The us reality programs sickens me too... I dont really watch tv anymore unless its sports or nature shows.

I totally agree and i have replied in the past saying something similar. But yeah the 5 post requirement was established early on to prevent spammers and folks not really interested in joining the forum from wasting bandwith.

Does the other head get jealous if one gets fed more than the other? Sorry for the silly musings..

Welcome to AC, enjoy the forums and feel free to ask the staff should you have any questions. On Behalf of the staff, Enjoy your stay. :bday:

sweet fish there neo. :dive2:

Why join if youre only going to view pics? Thats not what a fish forum is all about.

Share some pics !

If you use the ones that food grade or the one that will be used for a refrigerator , then it shouldnt be any problem. I have used clear hoses from home depot before and never had a problem with them. Ill try to do more research on this though.

If you dont know what it is, theres a good chance its a FH. Trimacs are hard to come by these days ... youre more likely to pick up a FH by accident than a trimac. :)

Nice tank Neo.. ill be waiting for some dats when they put one some size. :rolleyes:

Agreed ..and Jack Dempsey is a central american fish. An Oscar pair and a Black aro coupled with a nice pleco would make for a good combo.

Youre a fishkeeper when you go to a new area and the first place you inquire about are the fish stores. :look:

Cutting shrimp down to bite sized portion would be right. Getting them to try shrimps would can be a challenge, however. Like what rallysman said, make sure that they get a hump in the lower back from feeding it on food it readily takes before weaning it on shrimps. A lot of people have...

It could be a culmination of things : tannic acids from the drift are lowering your ph , organic wastes from the fish and plants .. are often do you clean your substrate? water changes?

Can you post a picture of your setup ? maybe we can help you with how the tank is aquascaped, location of the tank or maybe even the background? BP are very social fish , its sort of unlike them to just cower in a cave unless something is stressing them out.

I use vinegar as well. Effective and readily available. Just make sure to rinse the tank thoroughly after using.

Thanks for the support on both forums. But i also echo the sentiment on what the others said.. Its better to register only if you have interest on that specific forum and the kind of fish / setup that majority of the members are interested in . :)