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Reid
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 Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2006 11:38 pm Post subject: my tank |
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funkyj1313
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Why isn't it full? You definately need more decor, plants, rocks, wood and stuff like that, for a more homey feel for the residents. |
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Reid
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I put many plants but the plastic plants were dug up and the real plants were eaten. |
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clunkster
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Something not quite right here !
Whats with the water level ?
Is this the only tank you have ?
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Reid
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About a foot. I dont fill it all the way because the filter causes a lot of current |
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funkyj1313
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You don't have anything in there that would dig up fake plants or eat live ones. Why don't you have a hood and light? The filter making too much current is a good thing. It keeps your fish a little more fit and provides good surface agitation for oxygen exchange. |
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themuckypaw
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what size is your tank Reid and what fish do you have in it? |
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bksbuddha
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funkyj1313
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The thing in the right back corner is a blue lobster or crayfish. |
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Kana3
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| bksbuddha wrote: |  Platties?? |
That was my thought as well.
I see the Tetra cannister of Spirulina flakes. It took me forever to go through one that size, no bugger would touch it. I ended up mixing it very thinly through some Sera flakes.
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It does look a bit sparce. Plants would make them feel more at home. I bury mine, fake, deeper than that little plastic piece on the bottom. Maybe your filter is too big for the size of the tank. Cute fish, though. 
Very aggravating.