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Don't add any meds unless they are sick. They'll just become immune to it. vertical stripes on a betta usually are stress indicators. If it were me, I'd do research and have hands on experience keeping bettas before trying to spawn them...

www.plantgeek.net is great for research purposes. You'll need it because like Chris said, that's not an aquatic plant. And is that java fern you have planted? Java fern is better attached to rock or driftwood.

what about black neons? i have a schoal i want to add more of... and too bad they don't ever get georgettas, i have some of those too and i'd love more

It actually seems to me that the more stressed they are, the darker their stripes are. So far they've laid and partially raised 2 batches of fry and when I'm nose to nose with the tank or doing a water change, their bottom fins go almost pure black and their stripes darken considerably vs if...

Here's some great info on weather loaches http://www.loaches.com/species-index/weather-loach-misgurnis-anguillicaudatus please note that you're on the VERY high end of their temperature range. weather loaches are more of a cold water species than tropical

I boil it. Kills stuff, releases the tannins and waterlogs is

Cordon Bleu Finches

they're trapped in a glass box, what do you expect them to do?

pictures would help also exact parameters

stop using chemicals to alter your ph. a stable ph is more healthy than a constantly fluxuating ph. In my opinion, the only need to raise or lower ph would be for incredibly sensitive fish or for breeding purposes. And even then, most people would use natural ways of buffering ph

It all depends on your tank set up.

It staaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarted! It's the first V-Day with my honey so I have a feeling it's going to be extra special for the both of us. Got these delivered today and they are absolutely delicious. Guys, if you need the last minute gift, here's the URL www.berries.com or 1-877-berries she...

Halo's at my house.

keep it topless they go up, they go in

i <3 lolzcat

Saw the thread title and immediately thought "she looks nothing like mr grumpy pants"

He was in town on business and brought some driftwood I purchased from him over. SEVERELY cool dude. Some of the most gorgeous pieces I've ever seen and at awesome prices! Go look in his driftwood gallery http://www.aquariacentral.com/forums/member.php?u=102311 and see what I'm talking about...

bump for some drool worthy wood

Boobert, you should know better than to ship like that!

Nope. Almost all of my tanks are topless. BUT I don't keep anything that's prone to jumping and I do have a fair amount of evaporation.