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Nope. Sounds like you got two males. I'd take the one that's being bullied back to the pet store.

Ash... what do you do for a living? I want the money for a 10,000 gallon tank :( World's largest tank of mollies! :p

If you wanted to use CO2 you could probably get your pH down to 7.5 or even lower depending on the amount of saturation you could achieve.

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They would have been better off if you'd just thrown in a large clump of java moss. The fry would feed off the insuforia that surround all plant life, and when older they could catch piece of flake or other food that drifted down to them.

Can you give us a picture? I'm really interested in have a crab but I want I'd like to see what what kinds are fish friendly.

I think I'm gonna go DIY. The paintball CO2 might run me $20, but I may be able to get a canister from a friend, ridding me of overhead cost. Though... a small backup canister would also be nice to have for keeping the pH stead when I have to get the main refilled. After the canister...

Gouramis and bettas are both labarynth fish (they breath atomspheric air), so they compete for the same area in the tank. Think of the gourami as a betta, once they meet you'll have a fight on your hands. The guppies will do fine with the gourami but your betta may not do well with them...

Will this work? I don't fancy paying $40 every 2-6 months though. Should I just go buy a Co2 tank from my local paintball shop? http://www.bigalsonline.com/catalog/product.xml?product_id=19231;category_id=2873;pcid1=3349;pcid2=

Will dosing with Flourish Excell and Flourish be enough to keep some high light plants? No, not the timers, they just click on and off, plus I already have one on my big tank. I want the ones that fade the lights.

I have a 20 gallon that needs better lighting than what it has, 2 14w spiral flourescent bulbs in a ten gallon light strip. I've always wanted moon lighting and now I've found it for a decent price (the PC bulbs at my LFS cost the same at the 20" hood). Anyway, I was wondering if I should...

The divided 10 gallon works great. DIY Divider instructions

Take back the cory. They're social fish and you're already over stocking the tank. Get a test kit for ammonia, nitrite, and nitrate at the least. If you detect any ammonia or nitrite do a 20%-50% water change. That or buy some Bio-spira and you'll cycle the tank almost instantly to within...

Curse the pick up only! I'd buy it in a second (well, my dad would). Great deal, hope it sells quick. :) Lemme know if you're interested in attempting to ship

Or get plastic grid. It's pretty tough stuff and you can get it at Walmart in the craft section for $.26 a 12x8 sheet

I have a pair of rams, 4 corys, 3 serpae tetras, and a gourami (he's moving soon) in my 20g and everyone is quite happy. However, since you're using a hex try and think aoubt what you would stock a 15gal with. You could easily have: 6 neon / glo-light tetras, a betta, three cory cats...

Call your local utilities. The only chemicals they should be adding to the water are flouride and cholorine.

Because nothing else would fit. 10gal is too small for them, but it can work if they are the sole inhabitants.

Plants are plants as far as rams are concerned. Unless you get a crazy one that decides it hates all things green and leafy.

That's a rare find. Normally you won't see them for sale. I'd say one pair, a male and a female. Buy four so they can pair off, then return which ever pair you like the best.