phoenix44

It's all budget dependent really. what is your budget?

riite... i thought someone had blabbed...

lol whut! who have you been talking to?

zenkeri. you get it here. but that is the red tiger lotus which is expensive. any where from $25 to $125 haha. some bidders get a little carried away :lol: red lotus needs good light. high light.

It was a logistical error I ran out of buckets.. ok ok.. bucket. the sand had to go in the tank. ill sort it out later. That rock is SI schist.

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well i have to do something with the glosso...

nah. ripping it down. too much gravel. will be too much of a hassle.

Female 1 Female 2 Male 2 Recognise him Owen? He is quite at home swimming around charming the ladies. :lol:

Got another puffer yesterday. Thanks Owen! , and thanks Dowue for bringing him down. This is their home now. 3 Females and now 2 Males.

Thanks! I got a Sony DSC-H20 I used to have the H3 - well I still do, but its flash broke, so ill get it fixed on my next trip overseas. L. Aromatica 'Green' Spotty BN hiding.

My new camera arrived today male Dwarf Flag cichlid View from my bed.

tank looks revolting. i shall tear it down.

there is one controversial method you can use to make it grow back, but on its own I do not that that sort of 'chunk' will grow back.

OK so.. Maybe its not going to be a gumi :lol: maybe it'll just be a tank with a slope and a rock and glosso and shrimp :lol:

That is Hygrophillia polysperma 'Rosanvig'.

LOL. well I somehow managed to get all 20kg of daltons in there.

very .... :lol:

Just call up each store, and get quotes.

Unfortunately, we never expect the worse, and spend loads of time and money to fix the unexpected surprises. In this hobby in particular sometimes poop happens. Unfortunately, when poop does happen it happens to the most expensive / rare / precious fish. I too use prime for that reason. removes ammonia and dechlorinates. I've said this once before, and im forgetting where i sourced my info from but a by product of the removal of chlorine using carbon is ammonia. Having said that, ammonia is less toxic at lower pH levels. but since you have baby discus I can only presume you are using more alkaline water and not acidic.

I have 3 discus. 2 of them form a pair, and the males occasionally stand off. nothing I would be worried about. Unfortunately with this fish, the cheapest way is not an option. Your best bet would be to get a group and then thin out numbers based on individual personalities, and 120L generally confines you to having only 1 or 2 as they mature. Apart from that, they like good quality water and are much much hardier than most are willing to give them credit for. If you are newish to keeping fish, get larger fish and not small ones.

Cardinals are fine in higher temps and neons are not. I have a shoal of 30+ and growing in my tank with Discus.

Nice! I like the Boesmanis rainbows the best.

maybe they were using carbon?

that really sucks man! pH 3.5 from the tap is near implausible though. more likely to be caused by the wrong indicator solution or using too much indicator.