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What's new for 2009 12 06 build:
- Added Cynotilapia sp. White Top Hara.
- Added Black Fin Cory (Corydoras leucomelas).
- Added Dainty Cory/Venezuelan Pygmy Cory (Corydoras habrosus).
- Added Dwarf Rainbowfish/McCullochi Rainbowfish.
- Added Marble Hatchet/Marbled Hatchet.
- Added White Skirt Tetra.
- Added American Grass Shrimp.
- Added Japanese Algae Shrimp as an alias to Amano Shrimp.
- Red Top Cobalt Cichlid (Metriaclima greshakei).
- Current Bumblebee Catfish name has been extended with SA. Also minimum tank footprint has been reduced to 20x10.
- New feature: allows more than 2 filters. I have not set an upper limit so go as high as you need! It is fully backward compatible so if you have bookmarks with filters already selected, it will continue to work and also allow you to add more filters if you need them.
- New feature: grouping feature has been implemented. Now it is possible to define a group of species and use them for "Good Exception" cases. i.e. Angels don't touch any of the corydoras species even though some of the corydoras species are small.
- New feature: new attribute has been added for fin nipping species - if they exceed certain number, they will no longer fin nip. As a starter, Tiger Barb has been assigned a value of 10.
- Now displays for all plecos that they need driftwood.
- New species submission page is up. This is only for those who have real experience with species that are missing in aqadvisor.com. I will continue to accept new species directly so please use this only if you know the species well! Your submissions will be much appreciated!
- Total number of species in DB has been increased to 434.
To access the site, please use click on AqAdvisor site.
- Added Cynotilapia sp. White Top Hara.
- Added Black Fin Cory (Corydoras leucomelas).
- Added Dainty Cory/Venezuelan Pygmy Cory (Corydoras habrosus).
- Added Dwarf Rainbowfish/McCullochi Rainbowfish.
- Added Marble Hatchet/Marbled Hatchet.
- Added White Skirt Tetra.
- Added American Grass Shrimp.
- Added Japanese Algae Shrimp as an alias to Amano Shrimp.
- Red Top Cobalt Cichlid (Metriaclima greshakei).
- Current Bumblebee Catfish name has been extended with SA. Also minimum tank footprint has been reduced to 20x10.
- New feature: allows more than 2 filters. I have not set an upper limit so go as high as you need! It is fully backward compatible so if you have bookmarks with filters already selected, it will continue to work and also allow you to add more filters if you need them.
- New feature: grouping feature has been implemented. Now it is possible to define a group of species and use them for "Good Exception" cases. i.e. Angels don't touch any of the corydoras species even though some of the corydoras species are small.
- New feature: new attribute has been added for fin nipping species - if they exceed certain number, they will no longer fin nip. As a starter, Tiger Barb has been assigned a value of 10.
- Now displays for all plecos that they need driftwood.
- New species submission page is up. This is only for those who have real experience with species that are missing in aqadvisor.com. I will continue to accept new species directly so please use this only if you know the species well! Your submissions will be much appreciated!
- Total number of species in DB has been increased to 434.
To access the site, please use click on AqAdvisor site.
I have a filter suggestion. I think you should include the Red Sea Deco Art Nano Filter. It is designed for aquariums up to three gallons. I use it and it works pretty well. I did buy extra bio media for it in addition to the sponge. Here is a link: http://www.petco.com/product/12148/...aspx?CoreCat=LN_Shopping_FishSupplies_Filters
You should add Gardneri Killifish (Fundulophanchax gardneri) also, how come having 7 Habrosus Cory make it 25% stocked already?
I'll look into that species.
Are those your first 7 species added into the app? If that's the case, then try adding another 7 of the same species. It will not add up to 50%.
Think of it this way. Say if 10 neons can fit in a 10g tank, that doesn't mean you can fit 1 neon in 1g tank.
This is a very common question I receive and I need to somehow explain this clearly. May be an FAQ section or something similar.
Yes, I know that. What I was trying to say was that Habrosus cories don't produce as much waste. I forgot to say that it was adding it to a 30G. So, not really sure how it's already 25%.
Try adding them when your tank is already 70%. It will not bring it up to 100%. This, I admit, is confusing at first. Essentially what I am trying to say, is ignore it when % is low. When you approach towards 100% (or even 70 or 80), it will become more meaningful.
