@Fishtastic my suggestion is this, if you know you are gonna get a bigger tank in lets say in 2-3 months time, then use the 100L tank in the...
agreed. one would kill the other shortly. as soon as one of them establishes territory, he will become the dominant one, deprive the other of...
wow dude, this is really awesome! and the dude doesnt ever jump out of the tank? quick question.. doesnt he go for the tiger barbs, etc?
@Fishtastic, hi there, i think your tank looks really good, and i do like the way you've piles the rocks up like that, but as @SalmonAfrica has...
hi what you have there is a juvenile yoyo loach as has been pointed out by others earlier, these guys are shoaling fish and as such need to be...
really good idea, altho you would get some heat loss thru the glass the setup wouldnt be quite as efficient, however, as the primary thought wasnt...
lol i doubt the water you keep your fish in will exceed 27 deg, that is nothing to worry about.. the only danger is as @Zoom says, direct contact...
i dont know hey.. we keep hot coffee (probably 60deg to 80deg?) in very thin (1,5mm thickness) styrofoam cups without any issues.. a 20mm thick...
hey dude, black ghose knife fish are nocturnal, that means they are mainly active at night, dont worry if he doesnt eat during the day, as long as...
i like the idea, i think you could pull it off if you had a heavily insulated room and only bred fish that doesnt require very high temperatures.....
i have to admit, i had a sneaky suspicion it was one of those plastic jobs that you tie down with a bit of gut lol
lol so there's not enough livestock in the tank to produce enough nitrites etc in the tank.. plants thrive with wter changes. up your water...
how often do you do water changes? and how much water do you remove?
and i think this is exactly the reason we dont see semi-adult / adult specimens at lfs unless they have been swopped from a customer when the fish...
@doug its so sad that many of the lps really dont know the difference themselves..
Hi @bella, this looks like a good project to watch, good luck and keep us posted. willthis be plants only or will you have livestock in there as...
@PappaBear i agree with SloMo.00 here.. sounds like a shortage of ferts in the water column
@Anine spot on. these pics clearly show the differences we've described.. there is one more false siamese that looks more like the flying fox,...
absolutely correct. very few people have tanks large enough to house them.. full grown dwarf gouramies on the other hand would be an instant...
@wrenchy, this is definitely a chinese algae eater.. one of the best ways to identify a true siamese algae eater is as @boebie has described but...
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