I'm glad to have AC!

I belong to more forums total than I can remember or count, lol, and a handful are fish/aquarium forums. They all have a few good members, and some good information, but none of them, NONE, compare to the knowledge, generosity, and strength of community of the Monster Aquaria Network.

Kristina
 
I totally agree.

Now sod off while I go tend to my 10G Oscar set up, my 120G betta with shrimp tank and my experiment in mixing saltwater and freshwater (I call it 'brackish' and I stock it half with saltwater species and half with freshwater species. My fishies sleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep a lot. I feed them Nitrates).
 
:rofl:
 
You guys every head over to Yahoo! Answers?

Talk about people giving out the wrong information...
 
same with me, I used it for a couple days. I tried helping out some new people who needed the help, but after a while answering the same questions over and over again got tiresome.

It seems people do not know how to use the search feature...
 
*Q: excuse me, ummm, guys... I've got this gws... Ummm, I think it was something... umm, good white shark, well, the pet store guy, he said it was, ummm.... like a rts... I think that's really tall shark, ummm... or something, and that it was, ummm... just like that, only, ummm.... well, I think he said it gets bigger. Ummm, so, guys, ummm, I have this good (maybe the guy, ummm, said great... i dunno....) white shark, and I have it in a 2.5 gallon jar... Ummm, do I really need a filter? Cause the pet store guy, he, ummm... he said I wouldn't really need a filter, cause, ummm, it would only live like, ummm.... 4 days, or, ummmm..... something like that.*

*A: The Great White Shark is known to get to 2,000 feet long, but don't worry, it will only grow to the size of it's tank. You should feed it plankton, as that is what they eat in the wild. And don't worry, you don't need a filter, because they live in the ocean.*
 
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