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Stoca Zola posted:Neon green kubotai rasboras are small too but I’ve not kept them myself. I've got a dozen or so in a 40 gal, they're ok. I love the color, but they're pretty boring until it's time to feed them and they turn into a pack of piranhas.
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pastor of muppets posted:BEHOLD Goddamn, they're like real life pokemon. Did you buy them or are you breeding them? My wife was dead set on getting a couple before I convinced her that we should start with real fish first. I would love to see the tank, if you have pics!
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Ok Comboomer posted:I bought one of these last year and it’s been a total gamechanger for water changes This isn't the pump I have, but yeah. I got a utility pump a few months ago, it's taken almost all of the work out of water changes.
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Prof. Banks posted:Yeah, you've gotta remember that getting with your sibling is pretty common amongst animals, especially as you get to smaller and "simpler" species. It usually will cause problems eventually, but it might take a bunch of generations. This rules, I was wondering yesterday if I was going to accidentally create habsburg endlers if I didn't add more soon.
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Did it lay eggs? The only thing I know about axolotls is that they're cute as gently caress
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Dec 28, 2023 23:28
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We had to get some floating cages to keep our water lettuce away from where the HOB dumps. The duckweed doesn't care about that though, and just goes where it wants.
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Jan 18, 2024 15:00
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My tank is filtered and I knew almost nothing about growing plants, but I was able to create almost that exact tank in 15 gallons. I assume you won't have any difficulties with one of those.
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Feb 10, 2024 19:02
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I think it really depends on the betta. We've got 3 bettas, 2 are doing great in community tanks and one needs to be kept in solitary because she'll kill anything she can.
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Feb 26, 2024 13:39
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So one of my bettas has twice now wedged herself into a place she couldn't get out of. Do they learn from near-death lessons or do I need to adjust my hardscape?
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For an amazon sword I use root tabs from Aquarium Coop. They're basically fertilizer pills that don't hurt fish, you just shove a pill or 2 in the dirt and bury a plant nearby. For liquid fert, I use Thrive shrimp safe, but pretty much anything without copper should be sufficient, assuming your fish don't have any special requirements.
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