Ray B
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The relief valve is on the bottom side of the round disk the gauges are attached to. You’ll see a slot for a screw driver or a coin. 1/2 turn counter clock wise should do it. Maybe a little more if needed. Same thing happened to mine. The Aquarium Co-op customer service is the BEST!
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It’s new growth. Mine do the same thing but as the leaf matures the color evens out.
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Thanks! Fluval Stratum covered w 1" pool sand.
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I thought the same thing. I got it from Aquarium Co-Op so I assume it was labeled correctly.
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On 1/21/2023 at 5:46 AM, anewbie said:
I'm so sorry but PSO is not a plant it is a weed.
I agree. I planted it in my 40g and thought it was really nice for about two weeks. I finally removed it completely!
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Thank you everyone for your responses. There seems to ba a consensus. So later this week I'm going to the LFS to get a few more Sterbais and some Amano Shrimp!
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On 1/16/2023 at 11:00 AM, Guppysnail said:
I should have put this in my original response sorry.
watch how fast your nitrates climb. If they stay low by water change time you can add more.
If you get to a point where nitrate or any parameters go off by water change day then you are maxed out and may need to do partials during the week.
This is just a general way to get the feel of what YOUR tank can handle.
Every tank is different even mine where I have same size tanks.Good, practical advice. You gave me something to measure which makes it easier for me!
On 1/17/2023 at 1:59 PM, Gannon said:You did an amazing job, love it! How do you like the canister filter on there?
I love it. Almost silent, easy to use. Volume of water flow can be easily controlled. The spray bar is really nice. Moves a lot of water evenly throughout aquarium without high current.
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On 1/16/2023 at 10:54 AM, TOtrees said:
Great looking tank!
Easiest additions would be more of what you already have, particularly the cories and neons.
In terms of numbers, if you have good filtration (it looks like you do, plus it's well planted which also helps) and wc's you could easily double and probably triple your neon and cory numbers without any issues (not that you want to, I'm just laying it out there so you know how many options you have).
If you're looking for other/different colors, maybe add a school of glolight tetras, or small rainbows like pseudomugils or praecox. I love yellow in my tanks, so I'd go with furcatas and maybe even a few sunset honey gouramis, if the flow isn't too strong.
Have you got other clean up crew you haven't listed? You'd benefit from a bunch of amanos (as many as you want), and a bristlenose, IMO.
Will Amano Shrimp be safe with the Apistograma Panduros? I use a Fluval 307 with a spray bar so, yes there is plenty of filtration. thank you for your advice!
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Hello everyone! My 40 gallon breeder has been set up for about 4 months now and looks pretty good. I think I have the algae under control and all the tests are fine. I use the API Master Test Kit. I do DIY CO2.
Currently I have in there:
10 Harlequin Rasboras
8 Neon Tetras
4 Sterbai Cats
2 Apistograma Panduros
My questions are these: Can I add more fish? And if so any suggestions?
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I have a pair of Apistograma Panduro. I've had them about 2 months, I don't know how old the were when I bought them but quite young I expect since they were so small. They are in a 40 gallon breeder with a school of Harlequin Rasboras and a school of Neon Tetras. There are also some Cories. How old ae they when they start to breed? I see regular interaction between them, mostly posing. The colors are getting stronger.
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How large can a java Fern get?
in Plants, Algae, and Fertilizers
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I noticed that a java fern in my tank was really getting full and shading out everything around it.But I was really amazed when I pulled it out! I thinned it quite bit, removed older leaves and a few brown ones and put it back. I put my hand in the shot for perspective. The tray is standard cafeteria tray I use to work on.