Ira
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Not necessarily, fish have a much higher standard for what's safe because they're more likeable.
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Unlikely it would be yellow. Most cheap white LEDs, which this one looks likely to be, are much more towards the blue end of the spectrum.
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Possibly. But if you want something more specific you'll have to provide some kind of details.
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What about the dog? Come, get to it.
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Don't see why that would be a problem. Plecs and bristlenoses don't care how big or small your substrate is.
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Dogs, are they classified as canines or mammals?
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Didn't notice your post on that thread. The video's realtime, not time lapse. Things move FAST if you have a long enough zoom.
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Hyperbole and a half. http://hyperboleandahalf.blogspot.co.nz/
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Yeah, haven't read it in ages though.
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I think it has a tumor.
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I suppose I wouldn't be laughing at this if I didn't have the sense of humor of a 12 year old...
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Possibly a repost.
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Guess we'll see if he's still alive in a week.
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I'd say very bad condition. Just from that pic I'd say he'd be dying soon, I certainly wouldn't have bought him or anything from the same tank. Surprised they sold him in that bad of condition.
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Rainwater FTW.
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Though, I found in my case it never came back and I made no real changes.
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Don't try to glue the cut out back in with superglue.
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Depends, used to be wavemakers were either devices that switched powerheads/pumps off and on to create a varying current like: Or a mechanical device that alternated flow between two outlets or rotated like: But seems in the last couple years "wavemaker" has been used for high volume, low pressure powerheads that create a constant current rather than actual waves. Like the one in your pic.
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First thing I'd suggest is a couple nice pieces of driftwood stretching from the bottom to the top. Bad pic, but examples:
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That's because fish aren't livestock to be treated when they become ill. They're disposable decorations that don't go anywhere beyond $5 feeder goldfish kept in a bowl in a kid's bedroom. Which are then flushed and replaced every month or two when they die.
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I use a couple Seio M820s, if you're referring to powerheads rather than variable current devices or actual wavemakers.
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Yeah, that size you're probably better off getting it made, if you've got someone good nearby. Where are you?
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They're everywhere. Unlikely to "Spread" it to the other tank because they're probably already present. It's a matter of the water conditions being appropriate for it to overrun everything or not. Probably not the cyano, likely the cyano and the deaths are symptoms of poor water quality.
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Why don't you want to use an overflow? That's the simplest and most reliable way to do it.
