Juand15

thanx for reply.. yes i have tryed that he suks it down then spits it out iv tryed flakes and three types of cichlid pallets.. i tryed blood worms and he seems to luv them

hey u have geophagus...me too i thort you could help me i cant get my geophagus serinamensis to eat ! could you help me thanx

i dont use co2, and mine isnt looking to good either lol...i have water sprite, green and red wenti, java ferns, anacharis, and jungle val...im planning on adding some eco-complete into the gravel that i already have...i also use flourish once every 2 weeks...but other than that i really dont mess with it much

o wow lol they sound like really nice tanks...how long have u had your rams? i was just trying to help someone who was considering them for her 65...maybe u could give her some tips, as i have never kept them...
the thread is under general discussion, and its titled "setting up my 65-im officially excited"

i have a 29 gal. african cichlid tank, 29gal planted, and a 5gal betta tank right now...wbu?

hey i just noticed u were from gastonia...im in greensboro...nice to know im not the only one around here with fish lol

Juan, you said you were fighting ICH? If the tank is tropical fish did you raise the temperature to 83 degrees, do daily 50% waterchanges, and add a mild antibiotic? (Antibiotic = medicine to keep bacteria from getting in sores caused by Ich.)

Hey Juan.

The Species 3 bristlenose plecos are available. We can either ship them to you or bring them over in October to the CAAS auction. You get the good friend discounted price of $7 each.

They are not too hard to breed, but do require more work than livebearers or some of the cichlids. (Tight caves/holes and simulation of rainy/dry season changes.)