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That would be one funny story if it happened.

Why don't you tell us about you tank, size, how long has it been set up, the ammonia nitrite nitrate readings.

Sounds like an interesting idea, you'll have to get pictures when it's done.

I have to agree with Mgamer completely.

Some people keeps there QT tanks cycled with snails

I don't think your lazy just smart.

Greedy neighbors, and if the driftwood is some what new it could take a while for it to fully sink.

You should really consider bringing the plecos back since they both need a much bigger tank, maybe consider oto's or any pleco that stay under 5".

I have the Penguin 350 also and have had no problems with it also.

I think he is saying that when he tries to vac all the gravel the water gets to low. If that is what you are saying then just vac about a third of the gravel every time you do a water change. And about the filter question I think you are asking if it is ok to take the water from the water...

I would order the AP master test kit and Prime and have it shipped to your place. And since you tank is still in the cycle process you should be doing 30% water changes daily to keep the ammonia and nitrite levels either really low or at 0.

Welcome back and hope all you tanks turn out all right.

They are definitely a must for larger aquariums and definitely a back saver.

He cylon I see your from LITH from McHenry what LFS do you go to, sorry to get off topic but it's an older thread.

See that nice case that comes with the Hagen one I'm sure it cost at least $35. I use the AP master test kit, works great for me.

If it's only been up for two weeks what are the amonia, nitrite, and nitrate readings because unless you cycled the tank before you got the fish it might be a bacterial bloom. And take what the LFS says with a grain of saltbecause most of them are just there to make money.

Hope you can get things accomplished, good luck.

That is one awesome tank, and the discus look great also.

I personaly wouldn't use the ph buffer a constant ph is better than one that is constantly going up a down. About the cloudiness how long has the tank been set up, because if it hasn't been set up long it could be a baterial bloom.

You are right about the puffers it all depends on the individual fish but just keep a look out for any aggressivness with it because I've heard of them just turning on tank mates over night.