I’ve got a 40tall and a 55, with sororities in each. Occasionally there’s chasing, but so far it’s good. Granted tanks are well planted with lots of hiding spots.
I can remember my grandmothers poor bettas… the only good part of their life was the 3x weekly water changes… and the fancy guppies. My mom cussed neons a lot…I guess it’s been around 50+years? That doesn’t mean we did it right, but there is a learning curve!
Almond leaves! I had an Alien, And you could tell just by his color whether or not the acidity of the water was high enough. He was paling in the central body areas-using almond leaves, in 24 hours he was just fine-and you could tell just by his color whether or not the acidity of the water was...
I hate to tell you this but unless you buy a hairless dog, you are going to deal with shedding in your entire life- I have for French bulldogs, no need for short hair. I pull dust bunny slaying sized hair balls out of the corners of rooms on a daily basis!
Some people prefer risk, some prefer calm. I think it very much depends on where your fish come from- I think a wild caught fish there’s a 50-50 chance of being content in an enclosed environment, and most trade bred fish have a 90% chance of being content in an enclosed environment.
Tell me there's hope… I got a screaming deal on this 55 gallon tank… after water changes, and just feeding the fish that came with the tank which by the way includes the largest female guppy I have ever seen she’s 4 inches!- I have an over abundance of snails.
I have pink rams horn‘s I have...
I’ve noticed that after making some changes to a tank that came with shrimp, they are hiding out- also, I think they molted as the ones I’m seein are less colorful
holy smokes, I think my java is making babies!
Yes, I know I’ve got hair algae, but strict use of a timer is diminishing it. Look at the Java rootless!
Oh, and six assasins are on the snail population.
I have a lot of cryptocoryne where I dropped the seeds… and it’s pretty perfect28C64294-663B-49DD-9BB4-F6998964BD67 by SaraCooper posted Aug 26, 2019 at 7:20 PM2D7D69CB-CB41-49C3-9A97-315DA59C45DC by SaraCooper posted Aug 26, 2019 at 7:20 PM
Yup, I use Epsom salts for my tomatoes
There’s the conundrum, treatment recommendations is 1tsp per gallon, I figure about five water changes at 50% to clear it. Does that seem reasonable?
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