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probably copepods, copepods make excellent food for picky eaters like seahorses. Mandarin gobies love them and they are essential to a reef tank adding biodiversity.

Opinions are like a lot of other things, so here is mine. The HOT is a nitrate generator like most canisters that are not properly maintained, although i do use one with the pleated filter and DE powder to polish water. Ive used the Aqua-Clear filters for lots of applications for many years...

Why not just put some media from your old filter in the new one, and call it good ?

I have a breeder friend Liz, who has a fantastic setup for just water changes, storage barrels, all plumbed up to just open valves and get freshwater daily.

I was around when T-Rex was still in diapers :(

Angelfish would be good in that tall tank

My algae eaters love this stuff

Ive never had much luck with live plants, but this little low tech tank is doing ok just T5 lighting and crushed flint substrate.

Sometimes fish just die for no apparent reason :(

There is no way i would break that up. Buy cheap dry rock for your base, add some nice coraline coated pieces for seed and have an awesome display. Ive never seen nicer rock.

What a fantastic specimen, thanks for sharing, i love JD's it was one of my first fish when i started this hobby over 30 years ago.

I love those little stars, always a welcomed hitch hiker for me. :p

Glad to see you back in the tank ;)

Dang Paul, That is great info and your tanks and fishes are excellent ! Thanks for sharing those. :)

WoW! Those are fantastic, Thanks for sharing :)

Here is a good article for you to study; http://aquariumtidings.com/angelfish-care/

Its one that Morgan of Inland Aquatics set up for me a few years ago, its under a 150

Nice Video, thanks for sharing

Look in the dictionary under fin nippers and you will see a pic of a tetra :) We all live and learn, im sure your betta will be fine.