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Aquascaping is like copying nature. The rocks you've placed looks to planned out, try looking outside and see how nature looks like.

How long do you leave your lights on? Does your tank get direct sunlight?

Plants, Plants, Plants... make it like a paradise for you ole guy

I've done it several times. I usually end up placing 4 sponge filters in my tank so they can be seeded with BB (4+ weeks), then I would use large rubbermaid storage containers and place all the inhabitants in the containers and slowing drain the tank and replace the substrate. Once...

I use nothing but sand in all my planted tank. You just have to use root tabs for root feeding plants.

When I use to ship fish/shrimps. I would fast the fish/shrimp and use breather bags, one drop of prime and include a heat pack when appropriate.

I think are some recipes on youtube

It depends on the source. It doesn't hurt to rinse too

An alternative would to make duckweed salad It is edible

It looks like a mystery snail with calcium deficiency

Very pretty!!!

When it comes to pH levels, I usually don't try to lower or higher my pH unless I want to breed them. Ask your LFS if the fish you want were captive bred or wild caught. Most often the fish you get from LFS are already acclimated to your local pH levels. I usually avoid wild caught fish...

You can add cuttlebone

Java fern are bulletproof IMO

Has your TDS meter been recalibrated lately?

Congrats!!! I have one of those too...it started as an RCS tank until I had an explosion of scuds so now it is a RCS and cory tank You can always go with a low light planted tank (java fern, anubias and crypts)

Looks great

Contact your local fish club and ask any members if they want him and some LFS will give you store credit.

Wow!!! That is amazing!!! what light fixture are you using?

Most often live bearers are already pregnant when you buy them