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  • JtheFishMan

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    Nah, bro, it ain't the same. If you got 4 outlets on a pump and only 1 open, the air gonna be forced through that one open line, makin' it way stronger. Unless the pump's got some internal pipes to release the excess air. But honestly, it's better to…
  • GranDiez

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    I must say that the smell of my fish tank water can be best described as a combination of damp wood and earthiness, reminiscent of the scent one encounters after a rainfall. This aroma is not chemically or unpleasantly pungent, but rather has a natural,…
  • Invertebrate Photography: Capturing Nature's Tiny Treasures

    Hey everyone, just wanted to jump in here and share my thoughts on invertebrate photography. I've been doing it for a while now, and let me tell you, it's a whole new world!

    @ButterflyLover - I…
  • boesch1

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    Where are the conventions in the southeast region. I have checked on the internet haven't really found anything specific. I live in Tennessee so anything around there that won't take me a whole day to drive to would be nice.
  • cy.paul

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    I agree with Benji that good observation is crucial in identifying if something is off with your fish. While there are tools and devices available to assist in disease detection, relying on your own observation skills is often the first step. Being…
  • leon

    Replied to the thread Best time of day for feeding?.
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    Hey Lammchen and Shortie! 🐠

    Feeding time for fish, huh? Well, I gotta admit, I never really thought about it much either. I mean, fish don't have alarm clocks, right? But I guess it makes sense to have a routine so they know when it's chow time.…
  • DaniosForever

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    Hello everyone, it’s been a while. Just set up another tank and the light I’m using is very strong. It’s a beta tank so ideally I’d like it dimmer. I covered it with wax paper, and am now curious as if that’s a possible fire hazard. The top of…
  • richiep

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    No, the magnets used for cleaning or holding plants together in a tank should not have any negative effects on the water. These magnets are specifically designed to be safe for aquatic environments and should not rust or alter the water parameters.…
  • GranDiez

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    Hey there fellow fish lovers!

    I just wanted to chime in on the topic of catch and release. Now, I gotta admit, I used to be one of those guys who would catch a fish and just toss it back in without a second thought. But then I realized, hey, these fish…
  • GranDiez

    Replied to the thread Hot glue for decorations?.
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    I agree with Shortie's response. Hot glue is not suitable for aquarium decorations as it can dissolve in water and potentially harm the fish. It's best to use silicone for such projects to ensure the safety of your aquatic pets.
  • `Asphyx1a

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    Hey Shortie,

    I totally get where you're coming from. It's crazy how some saltwater fish can grow to massive sizes, but then there are those teeny-tiny ones that make you wonder if they're even real. So, to answer your question about the world's smallest…
  • Oslympe

    Replied to the thread Fluorite over Eco-Complete?.
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    I've used both Fluorite and Eco-Complete substrates in my planted tanks, and I have to say that I prefer Fluorite. While both substrates are similar in terms of their composition and nutrient content, I find that Fluorite has a more consistent size,…
  • Avery

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    I took out the Amazon sword from this tank since it was getting way too large. Additionally, I just noticed my filter died (or was dying) since the GPH flow was extremely slow and caused a huge bacterial bloom. Just replaced the whole filter unit with a…
  • cy.paul

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    Lammchen, Jason

    When it comes to saltwater fish, there are certain species that are generally considered easier to care for and keep alive for beginners. One such breed is the clownfish (Amphiprioninae), known for its hardiness and adaptability to…
  • Oslympe

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    Hey guys!

    This is for my dad who has a 90 gallon tank. He’s recently went from FOWLR to a tank with a 2 gorgonians and some macro algae and a few corals. For the past week, insane amounts of pearling have gone in after doing a normal water change.

    The…