Recent content by Mudge

Here is my 20 long, set up about five months ago. Caribsea Midnight River substrate. Sicce Shark Pro Pump/filter. Hygger LED programmable light. Plantings: Hygrophilia, Amazon Swords, Water Wisteria, Rotala, Hornwort. Other Bioload: Honey Gouramis, Platinum Rummy Noses, Ember Tetras, Julli...

Which kind of salt (epsom?) and will it adversely affect other fish (or must I find a way to quarantine the affected one?).

I need help trying to identify what’s with the two white growths above my dwarf gourami’s eye. They just seem to appear overnight a couple days back. He’s generally acitve and is eating well.

Hi all. I have a Hygger hg 957 programmable light, which apparently will not program in DIY mode. I have followed the instructions time and again, and nothing happens (by the way, the instructions are pretty terrible in and of themselves). Maybe I am doing something wrong, but my online...

Here’s my five-month old 10-gallon. Home to five ember tetras, two cory catfish, three assassin snails, upwards of fifteen assorted neocardina, and plenty of bladder snails. Moderately planted with Amazon Swords, Water Wisteria, Ludwigia repens, hornwort, and some others ((Rotala perhaps)...

If I upgrade from a fully cycled 10-gallon to a 20 or 29 gallon by using all the same substrate/plants/filter media, can I expect (or at least hope) that the new tank is likewise cycled — or close to it, anyway?

Thanks for all the information on “top or topless.” Now, onto the next newbie question: in the tank I (rescued/inherited/whatever) there are three assasin snails, put in presumably to keep the bladder snail population in check. However, they seem more interested in hanging on to each other...

Actually I am looking into upgrading to a 20 long but find few lid options. What do you have?

I rescued a 10 gallon tank, and the cory came with it and is pretty much a pale as in the picture. In fact there are two of them, but I have never found anything similar for sale — they are very shy, usually hang out in the back corner of the tank.