iankent
Fish Crazy
Yesterday one of my frogs floated across the tank quite dead and covered in bacteria - I can only assume it got trapped under a rock or log (it hadn't appeared for a few days). I can still find one of the other two, so I'm hoping the other is ok, although its difficult to tell whether its the same frog that keeps coming out or not!
What I'd like to do is divide the tank about a quarter of the way across, giving the frogs about 25L and the rest of the fish around 80L - this would make it easier to see and feed the frogs, and help make sure they dont get trapped. in the frog end I'd use mostly sand and smaller grassy plants, and would leave the other end of the tank pretty much the same. A major project for next weekend lol.
My only concern is the disruption to the fish. I've looked at the Pennplax stuff, but a few people have said it can be a pain to use the clips on some tanks. I'm happy enough to use aquatic sealant to put it in properly, but it'd mean taking all the fish and plants out and rehousing them for 24 hours while the sealant dries - would this be too much stress for the fish, or should they be fine? (12 neon tetra, 10 glowlight tetra, 2 aquatic dwarf frogs, 1 siamese fighter and 6 corys)
advice wanted and needed
thanks!!
What I'd like to do is divide the tank about a quarter of the way across, giving the frogs about 25L and the rest of the fish around 80L - this would make it easier to see and feed the frogs, and help make sure they dont get trapped. in the frog end I'd use mostly sand and smaller grassy plants, and would leave the other end of the tank pretty much the same. A major project for next weekend lol.
My only concern is the disruption to the fish. I've looked at the Pennplax stuff, but a few people have said it can be a pain to use the clips on some tanks. I'm happy enough to use aquatic sealant to put it in properly, but it'd mean taking all the fish and plants out and rehousing them for 24 hours while the sealant dries - would this be too much stress for the fish, or should they be fine? (12 neon tetra, 10 glowlight tetra, 2 aquatic dwarf frogs, 1 siamese fighter and 6 corys)
advice wanted and needed