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I keep making an *** of myself by ***uming. I've been trying to grow algae in a south facing window. It's taken four months for the tiny miracle of algae. Not giving up!

Good question. I've tried jungle val, (multiple sources), 'hairgrass' (multiple sources). Financially unsound investments. However, I have luck with 'giant 'hairgrass', which doesn't look like 'hairgrass', because it doesn't have split-ends. It's the most successful plant.

It has something to do with how the stomach/world turns. I've given up on paying attention to the water temperature.

Abandon worshiping the written law of the lease. When your flat/apartment is next door to a neighbor who isn't physically capable of throwing out garbage and adult diapers, but who is capable of writing a montly check/cheque..... Abandon All Hope.

No. Online is hundreds of miles away and will take at least 24 to 8 hours to arrive.

Are you allergic to the smoke or the smell?

The property owner also needs to include vapors/(vapers?) in the lease agreements, as vaping also exudes odors.

You live in an apartment building. The law protects the building. Not the inhabitants.

Go LONG!!! The standard/high 20 gallon was my first 'real' tank. I kept noticing that the fish all hovered in the bottom 10. What a waste! It's been my newbie experience, that most fish really don't like to be anywhere near the surface.

Oddball craziness. I have a wagtail platy (the last one) that kept attacking the neons. I moved him to another tank. However the (last) Sunburst platy in that tank abused the Wagtail platy. So, I moved the abuser/abused Wagtail to a 10g, on his own. I have bad luck with platys, but great...

I agree with PascalKrypt in that it has something to do with how bettas are physically raised.

Five days ago, I added two female bettas to my 75g. There were three existing female bettas. In less than the past 24 hours, I've lost two of the existing females and one of the new ones. I'm giving up on female bettas.

Does it matter? One exiled serpae tetra, one otispersonatus corydora......

Nope. Frozen food is 60 miles away. That translates to 120 mile round trip, a cooler,, 2 1/2 hours, plus $10 of gasoline. Nope. Fiscally irresponsible.

From what I've read, most fish will adjust to the pH. My tap water is 8.2. Everyone within hundreds of miles has the same pH. I wouldn't worry about it, unless you're considering a species that is extremely sensitive to pH.

I recognize the music, but can't name it!!!! A 'theme' song to a show???? Probably originated early 1900s, much like my favorite song, Ging Gang Goolie?!!!! In this wonderfully technological age, why do we need videos in order to entertain our ears?

Yup - African Dwarf frogs.... hilarious creatures! I have a 75 gallon and 20 gallon (long) in my tiny living room. However, because I keep fish, no one visits me! Still, I'm the one who sees them, so they need to be show tanks!!! Bottom line though, is the 20 gallon long. I have a 20 gallon...

My 20 gallon long has ADFs, betta, corys, and misc collection of oddball fish! It's the tank that makes my heart go pitter-patter and puts a smile on my face every time (esp because of the ADFs)!

Moving pictures change the written word. The ability to read the written word surpasses the moving picture.

I couldn't understand, until tonight, why, every now and then my dojos would twist and jerk at the bottom of the tank and stir up a dust bowl. It confused me, because I'm fairly attentive to vacuuming. Tonight, they've all been full of flatulence which made me giggle. However, I then...