Recent content by WesleytheBetta

Nice of you to rescue...he is doing great now!  Lol love to watch them chase the shrimp.  Mine is very interactive as well...loves begging for food!    Also loves following us from one side of his tank to the other in the morning waiting for breakfast

That is awesome for you!  You could post to aquabid or something?  I'm in TN so if I had a bigger tank I'd love it...sadly no space for another tank right now 

I recently planted my 5G betta tank this summer after being a meticulous cleaner.  Now, I've stopped cleaning the gravel.  However the plants that really need the nutrients from the root level like my swords are showing signs of deficiency.  Water levels and lighting are kosher.  I've read not...

Hmm gonna keep my eye on this thread

D'aw I'm in love! Those colors 

Ooh can't wait for pics!  Snorkled with these in Freeport this summer...very beautiful and calm compared to the other fishies we saw

  A few would be even better, wasn't sure if their smaller size than the ghosties mattered Tank has been going for 4-5 months w/o any spikes really. Hopefully I can check the ph of the water they're in wherever I get them

I have a 1G Aqueon MiniBow that is cycled and I can plant using species from my planted 5G.  I tried a couple ghost shrimp before I realized how territorial they were.  Also tried a mystery snail before I moved it to the betta's tank and he killed it.  I would want a snail that is larger than...

Thank you, I appreciate that.  I was freaked all night.  This morning he is being his normal self!  He ate and is very interactive.  I can see a couple of tiny scrapes- one on his lip and one near his gills.  The top of his body looks that way a little as well.  My poor little guy.  Lesson...

Tank size: 5G pH: 7.4 ammonia: 0ppm nitrite: 0ppm nitrate: 0ppm tank temp: 76.4 F (usually 78-80 F) Hard Water 20% water change today prior to incident/20% weekly water changes This is more of a possible injury concern than sickness that has come upon my betta.  He is the sole inhabitant of his...

Picture picture!  If it's a RSEE they are beautiful fishies

Beautiful tank and creatures!  Love watching your little cleaners.  Very clean and natural looking setup!  :D 

Wow!  Great job on the move and thanks for sharing...can't wait for pics of the new tank 

Your anacharis is rooting much better than my strain lol sounds cool to observe

As far as how deep you want your substrate for rooting, I agree that 2" or even less is sufficient for anchoring plants.  With that depth it will also capture plenty of waste to fertilize your greens.    Aesthetically I prefer less substrate as well.     Agreed!