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Yup, not to mention the cories are from South/Central Americas which has more acidic waters (lower pH) while the multis hail from Africa's Lake Tanganyika which has a very alkaline waters. It's much easier to maintain a tank that has inhabitants that has similar water environment requirements.

Aloha, been googling the same question. I've been looking for pictures on the actual appearance of Lake Tanganyika. Figured I'd share some of the best results I've found ...so far. Am still looking at the results tho. In Images search, there was 10,900 matches. Used these keywords...

About half of my tanks are talls. I've used different solutions on different tanks. Power filters with extra extensions on the uptake tubes so they can reach to the bottom. Canister or box filters. One tank has a powerfilter that has it's uptake tube connected to the undergravel filter's...

A word of advice to readers, when cutting the old caulk, try NOT cut into the caulk that is between the glasses. Unless you are planning to take it apart and recaulk the connecting bond, don't cut into it or you'll have leaks as the glass shifts under the water load. I had to completely take...

Are they legal to ship into the USA? Hell, even if it is, I suspect Hawaii probably has a ban against it. Which sucks because my loaches cant keep up with the trumpets proliferating in my tanks. I'm limited to small loaches as I dont want them to start going after my smaller fishes.

Lance Kosei Shimabukuro, opposed to 669.