Recent content by Jessica J

What size tank do you have? We were thinking a pair or rams, a pair of gouramis and some kind of a schooling fish.

I was told a 30 but what's the difference other than the one gallon? Thank you for the choices! I still have some time to think it over cause we are still setting up. My husband is pretty set on rams. We really like the Dwarf Gourami too.

It looks like a White ribbon plant to me. I used to have one growing in the top of my filter. Yours look good. I'd trim it in half and pull the bottom leaves then plant it. Its worked for every aquatic plant ive trimmed and I have lots in my tank. Hope this helps!!

Hey I'm trying to figure out what I can put in my 30 gallon with two blue rams. Any advice is appreciated. Thanks!

It looks good, hopefully it will stay that way. I will update on how it does in a few day.

We got a few ghost shrimp for now and added a baby betta and a light it looks good to us !

I'm not 100% sure. We just started looking for wild plants. It would be nice because they are neat looking.

I'm soaking it in declorinated water for a little while. I read its a broadleaf arrowhead. I think it will look nice in the tank.

Its a wapato plant. Its part of the arrow head plant family. You can even eat it lol. Thx for the help

Here are a few better pics.you can see the node in the last pic it had lots of growth but I broke them trying to dig it out of the sandy bottom. But the node has good roots so it should regrow.

The roots have a nod like the anubias nana we got from the LPS. That's why we guessed anubias. Googled it and can't find one that looks exactly like it but they all look close.

It was on the tar river, 2 we found were growing bottom in the river with leaves out of the water and had flower buds about to open they looked like white flowers, and one was completely under water. Hope they are aquarium safe they would look awesome in our 20 gallon tall.

Anyone know what this plant is, I found it in a local river in nc. We think its some kind of anubias but not sure any help would be nice thx.

That's a gar for sure. Seen a lot in a pond I fished in growing up. They eat other fish and are full of teeth like a alligator hence the name alligator gar. Ive seen them as long as the john boat I was in to little baby ones. Nothing big enough in the waters around here to eat them so they over...

First pic is me my wife and our little girl. Second pic is me and our dog raven. Last is all of us on movie and dinner nite, we eatting at the kids table for our first family dinner, Rylee our little girl just started eating babyfood! You can see our 20 gallon in the back ground. Here's our son...