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    Betta fight / re-decorated 20gal

    They're more expensive and I don't find them pleasing to look at, but what ever floats your boat. Natural plants have benefits though. They use nitrate and other potentially toxic chemicals as a food and help oxygenate the water in your tank. The small insuforia that live around all plants...
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    *~~live Plants~~*

    I really like the look of floating water sprite and it grows easily. I would suggest small swords, hornwort, java moss, java fern, anachris, or money wort. They're all easy to care for if you give them enough light. If you have a incandesant hood you can buy some spiral flourescant bulbs...
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    Betta fight / re-decorated 20gal

    Nah, the plants I have in ther are pretty easy to grow. I just dose with Flourish Excell every other day and an add 1ml after water changes, and with Flourish once a week. I suspect the moss and sprite will grow like weeds.
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    Shrimp Video

    I bought a similar speciman as the one you have, I got lucky and it was rath timid. When I returned it to the store one of the remaining shrimp was munching on a still live clown loach.
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    Betta fight / re-decorated 20gal

    Finally found someone in town that grows java moss, so I got a handful of it, some watersprite, and 30lbs of Denver granite ($3.20 from my local landscaping supply store :clap: ) and redid the whole 20 gallon. The betta tank got leftovers. Old 20gal setup New setup Close up of...
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    ADF's

    Like an 1" with legs extended. Half that just sitting around.
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    Shrimp Video

    Those look like prawns....
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    Short Video

    What was that?
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    South american 10g

    A pair of german rams will do nicely with 3 or 4 cory cats.
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    Used Python for First Time

    I've always wonder this.... Since you're putting tap water with cholorine into your tank... you just dose the tank with a conditioner?
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    Cycling my 115 gallon

    The tank size was a guess, but since most people reccomend 1000+ gallons for pacu's who grow to be 3ft I figured it'd be close. And I assume the 300gal would be for one specimin?
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    Cycling my 115 gallon

    Throw out the nitra-zorb or save it for a day when you do have a spike. While it's in the filter you're just asking for trouble. The bene-bacteria grow in direct relation to the amount of ammonia and nitrite in the tank, by chemically reducing these chemicals you'll make the bacteria population...
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    Creature on Filter

    Just squish it and be done with the ordeal.
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    New Rams!

    :D The male just ate a good amount of bloodworm and is now normally colored (no bars). The female is still showing stress bars, but she's becoming less and less timid. Hopefully she'll eat tomorrow.
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    gravel?

    115lbs
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    Tank-Cam MarkII

    Downed servers make me cry. I'll check back tomorrow.
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    Serpae Tetra

    Two of my three are very complaciant, but the "leader" tends to push them around. He never does any damage, just a quick push to make sure they get he's in charge.
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    New Rams!

    Okay, the water is now pristine and they seem to be doing okay...ish. The male will venture out but is easily spooked... I saw them both sort of creeping along around the arachnis-type plant, but they retreated behind the rocks. Since they were shocked and dumped into the water I'm going to...
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    Vivarium??

    Make sure you plan out what you want this too look like. If you want a waterfall, make sure you drill a hole for the pump line or intake to go through. Fire belly toads and newts do not get along, you'll end up with three legged newts. As a general guide to making a vivarium: Clean out...
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    Nano is Cycling, but...

    Get the heater or you're going to really limit yourself in the way of selection. I'd thin out the snails to about four, and get a betta and two adf's. But becareful of your filter intake, frogs will get their legs caught and broken. I just had this happen last night and it's not pretty. The...
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