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The mopani that is aquarium safe in the reptile section is zoo-med. The tag should have instructions on it indicating it is safe for aquariums.

They very well may have eggs then. My go through the motions all the time but rarely spawn.

She very well could have eggs in there. I'm sure she'll be able to get out. If she moved the rocks to get in, she can move them to get out. Do you have a male aswell?

I would say you could probably get away with 5 hatchet fish, alternately von Rio tetras (I love the little guys) 5 kuhlis, a pair of rams, and a honey gourami.

About a week ago I added a rubberlip pleco to my well established tank, all was well until I noticed the tell tale signs of ich on the tails of two of my harlequin rasboras. These are the only two fish with any spots, everyone in the tank is eating and swimming around just fine. I've started...

I really like the national geographic line of plants, they aren't as hard as most plastic plants, and don't fray as much as silk plants.

I have harlequins and bloodfin tetras with a pearl and other than occasional chasing she's fine with them.

I usually hover over anything big and unsightly, and give the rest a little swirl and hover over it after. I usually end up only suckling up minimal amounts of sand.

It's fake. How awesome would it be if it was real though lol. It's national geographic brand, they have some pretty realistic fake plants.

So petsmart has some good deals on tanks so I'm planning on hopefully upgrading my 36 gallon to a 65 gallon. I'm planning on sand substrate this time My current stock is bloodfin tetras x5 harlequin rasboras x5 kuhli loaches x6 a mated pair of kribs and a pearl gourami. I'd appreciate...

Oh no! Sorry to hear about nessie. :(

No problem! All kinds of crazy things happen at night. That's when all my plants get up rooted ha. No idea who's doing it.

I can't personally say an auto feeder would work out, but I don't honestly feel it would hurt. 4 days isn't terribly long, as long as your fish are currently well fed, and your water is good, it should be fine. I ended up with a horrific stomach virus once, and didn't really make it...

I'm sorry for your loss, that sucks big time. Unfortunately the company financially is offering a pretty good deal, which is surprising. They don't get the attachment to the fish, or the time put into raising them, but from a business standpoint I get it. It's an all around unpleasant...