From zooming into the photo, those are planarian (basically little worms that are harmless but have the appearance of a tiny white leech). They are not snails who left their shells (no freshwater snail does this), and they are not harmful.

You have…

What are these?? I know I may have baby snails but these little white worm things are all over my glass and I’m not sure if they are harmful or just snails who escaped their shell?

Do you know the weight rating of the unit itself? A lot of times they have a maximum weight limit, and then it should tell you a per shelf limit (since that particle board/wood can only hold so much).

From there it should be easy to tell if a fully…

I do not since all of the gas exchange occurs with my filters that I have either point it upwards or some type of wave being created on the surface of the water.


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No, as hot glue will slowly dissolve into pieces that can harm fish if swallowed, or if it gets stuck in their grills or digestive system (as glue isn’t digestible).

Try using silicone, fishing line, or even super glue that has been rated for…

We currently have had a third-party do status uptime checks (and page load speed tests) from around the world at a set interval. So far it appears that this trend is keeping (unfortunately) steady from around 2AM MST to around 4-6AM MST.

In short; this…

I was randomly trying to access here early in the morning for an hour but kept seeing this internal error and to let the administration know that it was being logged to some text file...was this an issue on my end?

Can I use hot glue to make some items stick together to form a decoration or is this toxic?

i’ve always heard that bigger is better, so probably something above 40 gallons or so for sure when just starting out

100% agree, the bigger the better when it’s your first time with saltwater. Ideally anything above 40-55 gallons would be ideal since it has more room for you to get used to doing water changes, testing for various things, and making sure the lighting…