Rarely on here nowadays unfortunately. This is my first visit after some weeks.
Here’s a picture of my current project. The tank on the bottom arrived today, a 250L rimless. It will be converted into a sump.
How’s school going? Do you feel you got into the hobby at the right time?
My only regret was that I didn’t get into the hobby while I was still at school. Not that my parents would have allowed it, but I got into it a year after leaving school anyway. I had so much more free time then, god...
What’s your tank size/stocking? It really just depends on what you’re aim is with the filter. If you just want biological filtration, any filter I’d pretty much okay for that.
If you want a cleaner looking tank, this could be a little small. This depends on the size tank/stocking.
A tank with...
Thank you for sharing your experiences.
I likely won’t try plants with my Fahaka. Having one hardscape-only tank will be a nice contrast to the planted community tank opposite. I’ll keep a pothos in the sump to help with water quality. His tank gets substantial, indirect sunlight throughout the...
I kept B. Brigittae before for 6 months. I struggled to get them all showing their firey red colour. If you’re not already, I’d recommend feeding Krill (Frozen or flake) to help boost their colour. Krill is a natural colour enhancer, and it’s been mentioned by some people before krill directly...
Nice! I’m hoping Fahaka-keeping will be a stepping stone to one day owning a Mbu. Years away at the minute though.
I forgot to add one picture to my previous post, so I’ll add it here
Yes snails are definitely on the agenda. Apple Snails have had their ban lifted recently in the UK, so I’m looking to get that culture going too.
It’s the beak that can become troublesome if overgrown ;) Let’s hope it never gets to that!
I’ve found it be to quite common amongst the larger puffer owners, I think it’s a weekly feed but certainly not a staple.
I’m thinking of getting a culture going for my future puffer, I’m just wondering what would be good to feed.
Are the pellets small enough for him to eat? Usually, spitting out food can be associated with it being too big for the fish.
You could trying soaking the food in Garlic Guard, that should do the trick.
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