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    There are some other swords, like red melon sword and red rubin sword that also have leaves of varying color. Crypt pink flamingo and crypt petchii pink are somewhat similar. I feel like there has got to be some other crypt species that would fit the bill, but I can't think of any.
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    The second one looks like a siamese algae eater.
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    I was perceiving this part: to mean. The dose for 100 gallons (10 pumps) then the dose for 150 gallons (15 pumps). If they meant 100 grams. Then I want to clarify I am not suggesting one dose 200 grams of easy green every day. @madcracked can you clarify what you meant?
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    I agree, it should be fine. I am injecting co2 with my neos, vampire and amano shrimp. If you are worried about injecting too much co2, I would use a drop checker to test the co2 level and and make sure to have an air stone.
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    I like the structure. I would consider using rocks that contrast more with the wood though. They kinda blend in as is.
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    I personally would dose a lot more easy green until you get to your desired Nitrate level. You could do a 200g dose every day until your nitrates are at 20+ppm.
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    Unfortunately, not really. I did find this video helpful though for tips on catching fish.
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    What temperature is the water?
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    Would it be possible to just let them float in the established tank? Otherwise I would put them in a container with some tank water and place it somewhere it can get some light. You could also use something like a HOB breeder box and just let them float in there https://www.amazon.com/Marina-Hang-On-Breeding-Box-Medium/dp/B005QRDDJ2/ref=sr_1_1?crid=14Y1FC7PV40D6&keywords=fluval%2Bbreeder%2Bbox%2Bsmall&qid=1683479758&sprefix=fluval%2Bbreeder%2Bbox%2Bsmal%2Caps%2C224&sr=8-1&th=1
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    The other thing I've done is get a piece of glass cut to the size I want from this seller on amazon https://a.co/d/b0lXt9y Then just stuck an adhesive handle to it to help slide it on and off.
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    I like the aqueon versa tops. It looks like the 30x12 one fits a 20 long. There's a plastic strip at the back that you can drill holes through for tubing.
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    I have the itc 308 and I really like it. I have it attached to two iceprobe chillers and a heater and it regulates temperature well. Customer service is pretty good also. Mine stopped working, so I ordered a new one and contacted support. They gave me a full refund for the 2nd one I purchased.
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    I redid the terrestrial portion of my fiddler crab paludarium. I'm using a proper terrarium soil mix this time instead of sand, upgraded my light to a proper grow light and have a humidity control system.
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    Wait, do the tweezers still open far enough to grab stuff with the tubing over the tip? Or do you have to grab something, then slip the tubing over the tip?
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    I really like the fluval one: Fluval CO2 Indicator Kit https://a.co/d/a5VBwxO I find them easier to fill, easier to prevent the liquid from spilling out and easier to read than glass ones like the one seachem makes.
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    I just rinse mine. If that doesn't work, I would wipe off the grime with a paper towel or something like an algae scrubber.
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    My favorites are rotala blood red, ludwigia super red, ludwigia rubin, ludwigia pantanal and tiger lotus.
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    I feel like a great many stem plants would meet your criteria. Here are some ones in particular you could consider: -water sprite -ludwigia (rubin and super red are my favorite) -rotala (blood red is my favorite) -wisteria -corlina bacacopa -hygrophila
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    My Indian lilac crabs arrived yesterday and are starting to get settled.
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    I agree @Fish Folk then. Angelfish are the only fish that come to mind that have an affinity for super tall tanks. I would do something like: -An angelfish -A pair of german blue rams or apisto borellii -A small school of rummnynose tetra or a pair of honey gourami -Some bottom dwellers like kuhli loaches or orange venezuelan corys
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    My guppies are wild, fearless, breed like crazy and always beg for food. They don't seem to have any boundaries.
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    What have you already done before?
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    I would probably do both. I like to have some amano shrimp in any tank I think they won't get eaten. I think you could also afford to add at least one flagfish.
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    I don't like algae that: -Grows on top of my plants -Grows on the front glass -Grows on my glass tops Algae DO like algae that: -Grows on the back glass -Grows on rocks, woods and other ornaments -Grows on sponge filters or prefilter sponges I just find it hard to keep the algae off the things I don't want it on, while allowing the algae I do like to flourish.
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