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looks like theyre danios http://www.livefishdirect.com/store.php?fid=331

may add either 6 zebra danios or 6 harly rasboras... thoughts?

well i have 2 of these tetras that are bright yellow everywhere. exact shape of neons but all yellow. probably some type of injection which i am against 100% but the girlfriend surprised me with them, and considering she didnt know, she thought they looked amazing (which they do). they were...

have PLENTY of snails haha and add a few neons? or rasboras?

I havea planted 30 gallon and have added 6 bronze cories, 5 serpae tetras, 1 algae eater, 1 pearl gourami, 2 glolight tetras, a couple neon tetras (for company), and 6 cherry barbs… does this seem like a good stock? Just want opinions, I’ve been keeping tanks for 3 years so theres no need to go...

can someone help me id this fish??

well what kind of snail eating fish could i get for a 30 gallon tank? and can dwarf puffers be kept with other types of fish?

chef, is that based off experience or just guessing i would like to know for sure, i realize it may be a bad idea, thats why i am asking. if i wasnt a little hesitant, i would have already gone through with it. i just wanted some advice of people who have had experience, not just opinions

there are no fish in the tank or plants at the moment. i just want to clear these snails out before i get my new plants

i have a huge snail problem and no plants in the tank now, they will be arriving in a few days. could i add a bleach solution to the water, which is now about half full? how else can i get rid of these?

they will be by themselves besides 3-4 otos. i was thinking about 15-20 of both... thoughts?

For my 30 gallon, I am planning on going full planted, with pressurized co2, 2.5 watts/gallon, an eheim filter, and fluorite substrate. The stocking will be 3 schools: rasboras, neons, and some otos. So heres the questions: 1. Would it be better to go with Pfertz fertilizer or GLA? If...

yes. i am using liquid fertilizers, phosphorous, iron, potassium, trace and nitrogen. i have 2.5 watts/gallon out of t5ho bulbs. my tank is cycled. i was increasing the ferts because it looked like a defiency was going on with the wisteria. dark spots, see through spots... you can see it...

So i got my co2 hooked up and have been dosing with liquid fertilizers as they are instructed. i am redoing my tank so i only have wisteria and ludwigia repens in there at the moment. the co2 is coming out of a diffuser and into the intake of a canister filter. now here are the problems...

30 gallon, with ferts, around 2.5 watts per gallon coming out of 2 t5HO, and pressurized co2. FG: Dwarf Baby Tears (Hemianthus callitrichoides)(potted) [for a different tank] MG: Heteranthera Stargrass (Heteranthera zosterfolia) BG: Rotala Indica (Rotala roundifolia) MG: Ludwigia...

I am finally making the jump from DIY Co2 to pressurized, and as usual, this comes with some questions: It’s a 30 gallon with 79 Watts (around 2.5 watts/gal), heavily planted with a Eheim 2213 canister filter. 1. Is 2.5lb CO2 enough? Or do I need to get a 5lb tank? 2. Can I inject it...

found a place with used, retested 2.5lb co2 tanks for $55 and $12.50 per refill. Is this a good deal? would 2.5lb be efficient enough?

I do have a canister filter.. how would i hook it up?? also how much is a bottle of co2 and is that all i would need in addition to this kit? is a 2.5lb tank good enough or should i do a 5 lb?

is $179 a specific kit or is that if i buy everything seperate. it is definately going to happen down the road so if you can send me a link that would be great

well i dont really wanna drop like 300 dollars on a co2 system yet