Recent content by bigphesta

what would be some good 'larger' fish to put with the JD? Another cichlid or something like a Rainbow fish that gets approx 6 inches. The LFS who sold me the JD said that his typically get about 8 inches

Its a Cold Sore ;)

I saw this in another person's sig but was wondering if this is ok? i have a big tank and I"m tired of scraping algae and a pleco would take care of that. Of course, I had my eye on an albino oscar to throw in there too. Would the Oscar and JD get along... how bout the three of them? I have...

is that safe?

I have a 30 gal with a 25W hood and light. I need more light for plants. Do I need to just get another light or is there a hood I can get with a 65 watt or more light already set up for this tank? All the PetSmart here has is 25 watt lights

ok I'll put my Cory in my 30 gal with the other two... and get three ottos, but is it true that they dont' like bettas? (I hear they don't bother plecos which is why that was my question)

what's the smallest pleco for a 10 gal tank?

I gave my buddy back his convicts (that were in my 10 gal) and moved my betta to a 10 gal along with the other fish that are now in there. I like this fish SO much better now that he's got some room to move. but my question: There's a bit of algae growing and I want to put in a pleco, what...

Not sure what forum this goes in, as Im not sure what a rainbow fish qualifies as, but I've been pretty dissapointed with them so far- was promised alot of color and they haven't delivered, till this morning. Holy cow! Last night they were just plain old grey, today the larger has so much...

for about 2 months now... All three (Am, Ni, Na) test at zero

would it be safe with the two convicts?

I purchased a angel for my tank on Friday, and saturday morning it was died - wedged under my driftwood. I returned and received a new one, and it too died today, again wedged under the same piece of drift wood. Are they just sinking after dying (and if so, any idea what's killing them) or are...

about two inches now.

According to my LFS's web site ; Red-tail sharks fit well in most community tanks. They mix well with nearly all typical fishes. However, some specimens have been known to pick on slow-moving goldfishes. Do not mix them with large, rough cichlids. The faster sharks will avoid the hungry...

The angel should only get 5 inches, and the red tailed shark about 3-4... according to the LFS where I got them.