phoenix44

how do you know its 40000K simon? _____ can you post a pic of this tank? it will be interesting to see what is exactly going on. what sort of light is it? (is it a long tube, or a screw in bulb.. etc etc..) perhaps take a pic of that too, lol.

9W? damn thats not enough. how high is this tank?

I don't know much about growing java fern as i have hopeless luck growing it. but I know that the roots are not supposed to be buried in the gravel. I have my tank filled all the way up. like all the way so you can't see the gap between the top and the water level. have you rethought your choice of fish? what do you want in the tank now?

classic. lol :lol:

I love the stand! did you make it yourself? PS- nice tank too, and nice oscars :bounce:

Welcome :bounce: :lol:

yes it will. infact i can go as far as to say, it will relish that tetra, and any others it can get when the lights are out. nom nom nom :-?

That looks quite nice actually :bounce: (get more plants, lol... you can never have enough plants...) how come you haven't filled the tank all the way up?

must have been one hell of a good sandwich if she was willing to go through all of that for it :lol: :lol:

live food? quite sad. but such is the nature of the world we live in. the context of the "catch" has a lot to be desired for... that cat reminds me of one of the ones I "found" as a kid. :-?

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most people don't really need melafix. then there's the theory that it doesn't actually work :lol: You're better off with stress coat.

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dragons blood? a very nice one?

you have got to be kidding me.

sounds like a whole lot of bureaucracy to me.. just turn up and see what happens, lol.

we need to know what sort of light and substrate, and plants. pics would really help too.

couple of cap fulls of melafix in a 10 L bucket, about 3/4 way full with a cap of formalin. It normally gets changed everyday. well.. it gets changed when I go in the store any how lol

melafix is one product used by different fish keepers with varying results. it helps in the regeneration, and healing of open wounds, cuts, burns and similar in fish. It DOES NOT dechlorinate water. stress coat on the other hand is primarily a dechlorinator - but also helps in building up the slimy coating that fish have. its great to use on fish when they have scratches, cloudy eye, burns, cuts etc. I think its far better than any thing else on the market, and i personally use it too - and you cannot overdose on stress coat. its also the more holistic approach to solving fishy problems. In a commercial environment, I use melafix and formalin in a hot water solution, and keep the shops fish nets in. that stops nasties from spreading from tank to tank, and with a lot of tanks nothing is worth taking the risk. plus melafix makes the fish area smell all nice lol. HTH

guess what I'm having for lunch

wow~! who taught you that? °

photobucket is having issues ATM

yes. I think it may have been in one of the lower tanks - no one ever looks there :lol: and if you do... you get rewarded :lol: :bounce:

naah another one. he is almost platinum - but has blue spots on him, and then there is another bright light blue one with colourless fins. $20 aye? looks like the stock takes will be out again :roll: :lol: I think it should be about $30, so you did get a bargain. :bounce:

what is all this talk about rabbit food? vegetarian? (im hoping this chicken was a vegetarian too actually) I'd send you some in the post mystic, but i think the package would go missing in the post :lol: