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-40+ stems, 2-3 nodes each, glosso -6 stems HM "two leaf" -bunch of hydrocotyle sp japan, extremely fast growers -probably some straggling HC/starugoyne repens -$17 shipped

Interested in sellers in Minnesota only

Looking for: -Shrimp: Any kind -Plants: mosses, crypts, hc, hairgrass, small plants -Substrate: eco complete, any good plant substrate (dark) Thanks

My home bred Glodanios, I sure do miss them.

Ok ive been looking around on sites informing about tiger shrimps and all of them have been telling me, tiger shrimps would do best in a soft water environment. Well, i live in a city where the water is very hard, ph around 8 and so im wondering if i would be able to successfully keep them in my...

thanks a lot, you just solved the problem, i admit i have been feeding them more than the usual, sorry its because of my sympathy for the shrimp, they always look hungry. So, now on i will reduce their feedings and hopefully it will help. Again, thanks a lot

Ok so in the past week i have been noticing a lot of my rcs dying and i also noticied that i have usually high numbers of worms crawling around in the gravel. so could the worms be killing my shrimp or could it be due to something else? note-the worms are around 1 inch but are very skinny.

huuuuh totally wanted the shrimps anyways great raoks

im located in Blaine, MN. well i think i just need around 3-5 stems of each, should sufficient for a 10 gallon.

what i am looking for: -any type of plant with lilly type leaves ex.banana plant, penny wort, etc -Hemianthus callitrichoides -various crypts including the val looking ones like spiralis -Blyxa japonica -stargrass -various rotalas also i can trade for rcs as i have extras

kinda forgot it was sold as a freshwater crab so maybe its not a fiddler crab........its around 3 inches right now with a 1.5 inch pincher

can fiddler crabs coexist peacefully with bottem dwellers such as cories or chinese algae eaters? or will on or the other kill the other one?

i have the jebo 328 filter aswell i like it but would rather buy something else with the money pros: 4 media baskets with lots of room, detachable separate-hoses, comes with spray bar cons: flow rate is half of what is listed, disconnecting hoses leaves you wet, priming...

are those bulbs from aquatrader any good? you know those t5's they sell and if you buy 4 its only like 7.90 each-----too good to be true??

you see! i mean it just looks so COOL especially with the green blotches that contrasts with the black body--drools--and the tail is just amazing

im just wondering where do you buy your t5 bulbs from, ozymandias?

does anybody here own and uses thier t5 light fixtures? i'm looking for a 48" light for my planted 55 gallon and they seem to have pretty good looking fixture with a good price, the only thing is that i dont know about their quality. so anybody have any inputs? thanks in advance

wow, saw these fish on youtube and was just amazed at how cool they were. Their color is just too cool and now i want some, but the only thing is that i dont know where so my question is where could i get these panda garras?

great, thanks for the info

are actinic bulbs used exclusively for reefs or can they be used on planted tanks too?