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If the RO system is for household use, a plumber would be the safest way to have it installed. My RO system is just for the tanks and I just hooked it up at a spigot in the patio.

Welcome to the forum. BTW, goldfish is preferably a pond dweller - most aquariums are too small for them.

Wow, you have a 20/20 vision.

Thanks for the compliment, I post a FS Plant Package weekly and this one has been sold.

'$27 Plant Package August 24, 2011' Syngonanthus sp 'Belem' - 3 stems Ludwigia inclinata var verticillata 'Cuba' - 3 stems Staurogyne repens 'Tropica 049G' - 6 stems Poaceae sp 'Purple Bamboo' - 5 stems Bacopa sp 'Salzmannii' also called B. araguaia - 5 stems Polygonum praetermissum...

I have read from a book on dogs that they experience grief on the death of their master. When in grief, they may stop eating and shy away from people. However, they eventually had to connect with the person who tries to provide their basic needs in order to survive.

The leaves that float over the surface it will cast a shadow over the plants underneath the canopy of leaves. Those plants need as much light as they can get for photosynthesis to be optimized.

You can also go for metal halide from - http://www.fishneedit.com/metal-halide.html.

'$27 Plant Package August 7, 2011' - (SOLD) '$27 Plant Package August 7, 2011' - (SOLD)

It's nice to see emersed grown aquatic plants. It's difficult to do it here in Phoenix, AZ with the low humidity. Covering the tank cause the temperature inside to go up and mold to grow. Keep on growing other emersed plants and post some pictures. Thanks.

It's available. '$27 Plant Package August 7, 2011' - (Available)

'$27 Plant Package August 7, 2011' - (Not Available) '$27 Plant Package August 7, 2011' - (Not Available)

'$27 Plant Package August 7, 2011' Staurogyne repens 'Tropica 049G' - 5 rooted stems Pogostemon stellatus 'Narrow Leaf' - 7 stems Ludwigia inclinata - 5 stems Rotala indica aka Ammania sp 'Bonsai' - 5 stems Rotala sp Type 2 aka Rotala sp 'Pearl' - 5 stems Staurogyne sp 'Porto Velho' - 6...

I keep my old aquarium supplies that could be used temporarily in case things break.

Trim the roots so the bulb and roots will fit under under the substrate. Also, trim the leaves and leave just one or two newer leaves because the bare root plant won't be able to sustain a lot of leaves. It will sprout new roots and continue leafing out.

It could be Hyptis lorentziana.

Ludwigia inclinata var. verticillata 'Pantanal' - 3 stems for $12 includes FREE USPS Priority mail shipping.

the plants had been sold (las plantas son vendidos)

It can be fixed. If it's cheaper to buy a new one, what would you do? Duh. :)

Take it to your local fish store.