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My betta is names scarlet. She looks like ur girl.

they are pretty smart for what they are made for but they lack lots of tell tale signs that humans look for to determine intelligence so it often goes unnoticed.

i set up a terrarium for my leopard gecko, i feel so bad how people keep them in 10 gallons with no enrichment

whats a gmb?

looks good!

I think most stem plants would work well for you!

those are some awesome finds! i found some nice rock pieces for my leopard geckos terrarium that he likes to bask on!

Any anubius would work and they all look super cool! They dont need root tabs and actually cant be buried in the substrate or their rhizome will rot and the whole plant will die. Its best to super glue or tie them to rocks or driftwood.

I think acorn recommended marcus fish tanks. Im gonna buy some plants there soon

I would make sure to get the leaves where it’s confirmed not to have pesticides. If your sure they’re pesticide free i just make sure they are pest free and then rinse them under running water for a second and they should be good to go!

from what ive heard mollies get pretty big so we would need to know how many of the mollies and platies you’d get before we could know if you have room for more fish. Sorry if my stocking advice isn’t the best, im pretty new to this.

I think he is probably waiting to get the honey gouramis as it is advisable not to keep betta fish with other antabantoids such as gourami

I haven’t had shrimp but i have terrestrial isopods and usually when juveniles are born and adults die off it can take awhile before the juveniles start producing mancae. I’d just give them a little longer and see how things come along.

That sounds awesome, i heard some people recommend against seachem ferts and suggest all in ones, whats your opinion on them?

how long did it take for your pothos to do that? Mines been emersed(i think thats the word) for like a week now and its starting to grow new roots!

i think seachem makes a kh buffer edit: its called alkaline buffer. you could also buy a scale and measure out carbonate powder to add to the water

I was just wondering what the best way to remineralize would be. I definitely wouldnt switch over right away but gradually over a couple months. I will probably just cut it with tap water to reduce the nitrates and then switch it out over time.

cookie! i like that name

My parents just installed an RO system for drinking water and I was wondering what i could use to add minerals back for the plants and my betta. I have moderately hard water with a high ph and lots of nitrates out of the tap so I’d like to switch over to the ro water. Its only a 10 gallon tank...

he looks absolutely mortified lol