Recent content by beedobu

the dimensions of the interior are 38x26x32, so when filled it holds 8.3 gallons or 31.6 liters. I'd avoid pygmy cories since they're mad expensive at the store I usually go to (12€) I can share a pic of the setup as well if i need to :) and thanks for the info!

bumping :banana:

chili rasboras are boraras brigittae! b. maculata are basically the same but they're less red and they have a black spot near their fins instead of a long stripe.

I'm gonna be stocking up a new 8 gal planted tank in a few weeks, but I'm still not sure what to get. choice would be between h. amandae, b. brigittae or b. maculata, and it's all up to aesthetic, basically. I'm gonna start with 7 or 8 and get to a dozen later on. their tankmates will be 3...

care wise, it's a less fussy sugar glider, but if I knew in hindsight that I wouldnt have been able to socialize with him at all I probably wouldn't have adopted him. i've tried really hard to get him to not be scared of my hand but the previous owner handled him quite roughly and since he had...

I've already talked about cycling with @/PheonixKingZ I think. my plan is to use a big piece of diagonally oriented driftwood and plant hornworth on it, fill the mid and background with guppy grass and as you said java moss scattered on the sand, wood and rocks plus frogbit or duckweed on the...

whoah! those cories are pretty! ...but if I had to buy two for 92$, I'd definitely pass :blink:

thank you! I've had many different kinds of pets in the past, from invertebrates to rodents to birds, so im used to always make sure I get every requirement right and never make decisions out of impulse. it seems like that's not the norm though :confused: especially with how crudely most pet...

...and this is my 5 gal reserved for orange isopods and sun beetles (in the near future, they're soon to emerge from their pupae) custom built, and the tape on the lid is for a paper towel I'm using to keep fruit flies outside :( they're a pain, and easily pass through the holes in the mesh...

this is Tone, an african pygmy dormouse! I adopted him almost a year ago when his owner had to give him up after his partner died. his age is uncertain and he doesn't trust humans very much. I've had no luck finding him a playmate and I'm afraid he'd attack any other males...I'm way too used to...