in my opinion. using additives means you have to be virtually 100% consistent when you are adding chemicals, and that doesnt just mean how much,...
so true, and if its bad for us, how mch worse for a poor little fish :(
its an absolute pleasure :)
@Rickus, when my kept her malawis, we had ph 7.3, cant remember the other water paramerters now, but we used no additives, jusut a mixture of...
that tank is gonna be so awesome! did i hear you say tiger barbs somewhere in there? lol we have a few tiger barbs freaks here :) listen,...
i think you will be all set, this gives you enough time to observe the new guys and to make sure that they are doing well befor you leave..
lol we are the tiger barb fanatics lol
the main reason that i think it will be ok is because you willl only be feeding every 2nd day - that means very little waste, vey little bioload,...
congratulations! i cant think of anything else on this earth that gives us greater joy :)
see now you speaking our language there :) we love videos :)
i think your fish will be quite fine :)
you guys are making me drool again here.. not cool, i am like my 9 month old daughter, i need to wipe the dribble every few minutes lol
lol i can assure you, you are not the only one in that situation, on this forum hehe
sorry dude, my mistake i was a bit confused there :) yes the black rubys are the way to go for sure, as discussed a while back :) i love it, i...
its being handled very maturely and there is a nice dose of discretion while still getting the point across. :)
wow dude, that tank is looking awesome!! i actually think i like that tea-coloured look, it makes me think of an underwater scene in a dark...
sounds good to me, but as @SloMo.00. says, be careful what fish you add to the tiger barbs, there are plenty of other types of cichlids out there,...
lol i just love the way you guys are handling this conversation :) and laughing out loud here myself!!
mmmm well, logic tells me that a 50% water change could cause a tank to be more susceptable to ph swings, etc whereas smaller more frequent...
i think you can leave carbon in the tank for something like 6 weeks or more, but i'm not very clear on this one.. all of the best dude :)
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