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what type of container lids? if youre worried about toxins (i have no idea if it would) but, a drill would suffice. or use a hammer and a punch to poke holes. or even a knife (if youre careful).

i do (2) 40-60% WCs on all my tanks weekly. what size tank do you have? have you done a water parameters test on your tap water? i personally have high tap water pH so try to stay around 50%.

oh i already know ill re-watch this show to catch all the things i preassembly missed. its so intense i love it!

holy cow! this show is beyond fascinating and intriguing. i never watch things in the present... but boy am i annoyed i never started watching this show earlier. im not even half way through the 2nd season. WINTER IS COMING

whats the size of the tank? you could place in the corner and the airstone will do its job on low flow. good luck my friend

welcome to fishlore! youre lucky you have the almighty mattgirl at your side! shes helped hundreds of us out and made us understand whats going on. Follow her instructions is my only advice, and youll figure it all out, trust me... shes a godsend to this forum.

the recommendation to change the filter monthly is a money grab so you keep buying filters. i have tanks with filters over 6 months old, i just rinse in old tank water every water change. also, you can cut all that carbon out of your filter so it doesnt rupture when you ring it out in old tank...

what size is your tank? silver dollars are a skittish fish when not in a school. 4-6 will probably be okay with a blood parrot. 75-125 gallon is probably needed to house those bad boys

i have java moss in multiple tanks and its grown double in size and got more sphere(y) in the 60 days or so. i will be trimming in the next week and transfer to another tank. i absolutely love the way it looks. i give them 12 hours of light a day and may cut it down an hour or 90 minutes as GHA...

5 African dwarf frogs would be cool

Yeah hunch is a better word choice. I notice it when he swims around sometimes. And the miss hitting his frozen bloodworms.

i got the idea here some time ago, but using a colander for water changes is extremely helpful especially the ones with retractable arms. if you have sand substrate its an absolute most

its made with a few different types of fish with peas and algae. nitrates have never been higher then 20ppm at any one time, looking back at my notebook that is confirmed. i do (6) 50% WCs a month.

hes a red/pink half moon betta

so i have 2 bettas in a 6 gallon divided tank. both were purchased from a big box pet store 5/6 months ago. so im assuming they were almost a year old. its a shame i bought them there, as my LFS has them at 1/3 the size i originally bought them at. ive noticed my male is starting to miss "hit"...

for your sink does the head come part? if it does then yes there's adapters that would suffice. the shower head may be annoying as water will shoot 6 feet down toward the tub and make a messy mess. the facet looks like it has a insert, just a guess

quick question: Do you guys liquid fertilize every water change? i have easy green. and i do 2 water changes on multiple tanks a week and was wondering your process of fertilizing? should i still do it once a week on the same day? or should i replenish the water volume replaced with doses of...

seems like it was out of your hands and also seems like you know what you're doing. sorry for your loss, its never easy. just keep being you, a great fish owner.

you could construct a piece of airline tubing held by some suction airline holders around the feeder. evaporated water may be an issue if youre gone long.

i would do a water change with prime as the conditioner. what's your tap water parameters? youre going to have to do multiple water changes a week to remove ammonia and nitrites till your tank cycles.