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They are the nicest look gouramis that this store has and I know looks are not everything but it really does come down to me giving away some of my glofish. If I would rehome any, it would be the danios. I'm struggling at the thought of giving up fish simply because I like the looks of these...

I'm not sure I want one but they sure looked super nice. I think one would work in my tank but the only way I can do it is to rehome either my glofish danios or my glofish tetras. Out of those two glofish, I like the tetras much better. They're more graceful(?) and not nearly as hyper as the...

Many fish die prematurely. I don't think I'd let that deter me. It all boils down to rehoming some of my current stock

I trust this store. They seem to be on top of stuff Hopefully LOL!!

The local fish store got dwarf gouramis in this week and they look nice! It's a shame that I'm maxed out on stocking. Unless I rehome the glofish tetras or danios :)

I'm hoping to witness it too! Even if the shrimp don't make it , I won't be disappointed since they're 20 cents each. :)

I put in 10 ghost shrimp and as expected, they're hiding. One of them is mostly white and two are partially white. They were fine when I got them from the store and when I got them home, I noticed they were turning. I'm going to attribute that to being stuck in a bag for some time. I also...

Too much garbage in beach sand that won't wash out. Not only that, but you'd waste way much water doing so. Pool filter sand is super cheap. Use it

Retest it

Why add minerals back in? Just skip the brita filter

Then you must ask if.the tank inhabitants NEED fixed water. Most fish adapt quite well to water from the faucet. It's expensive, nerve-wracking, and unnecessary to fix something that doesn't need to be fixed. 1) water from the faucet 2) water conditioner 3) add to tank Done

There is some other explanation for that filtered water having zero ammonia. Could possibly be a faulty test at that particular moment she tested that water

A Brita(or any filter) does not remove ammonia Ammonia in Tap Water - Causes & Removal | Multipure There seems to be a lot of unnecessary things done in the aquarium hobby.

Use Britta to maybe remove minerals and then add them back in with a reverse osmosis unit?? Sounds unnecessary

Ok so a dime-sized hole should do