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  1. StevesFishTanks
    I have been using sicce scuba heaters. 50w in my 10s and 20s I bought several on closeout. On new setups I buy aquatops which are the cheapest available to me at the fish farm store. I get the 200w for about $13 300w is $18 I think. I use them as heating elements run on the inkbird controllers.
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    Try this aquarium co op club finder tool. https://www.aquariumcoop.com/apps/store-locator
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    I have read a few breeding reports from @Fish Folk where they used bottled water in specimen containers. Maybe able to provide some input on different brands.
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    They are a unique combo. same height and width of a 20L but the length of a 20H
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    I like the potted plants and caves cool setups
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    I looked at this a while back thinking about using it the same way. I ended up just using inkbird heater controllers on the "important" tanks and run the rest at the mercy of the heaters thermostats
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    are you a member of any local fish clubs?
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    I have a few of the tidals in size 55 and 110 they work great.
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    Your plan seems fine. Do you not have room for both tanks? I would set up the 15 in addition to the 10 and have twice as much fun.
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    I bought this rack from BJ's. It filled a space between a 2x4 rack and the wall perfectly. I think a 36" rack would work great if you wanted to do 20L instead
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    Mine breed in a community setting. They stick eggs all over the glass. I have to pull the eggs and raise them in a tumbler then a breeder box.
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    Nice fish. Don't have experience with them but am following this thread.
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    Just got to check the ingredients/nutritional facts to see how close the food you want to grind down is to proven fry starter or nano etc
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    Fish have personalities like people and sometimes they just dont get along.
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    Posting a picture may help with alternative solutions.
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    The weak points are the fake laminated wood and the leveling feet
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    I have used mattenfilter foam as a divider in 40b tanks Bought full sheets from jehmco to build mattenfilters. With the extra I made a few dividers. Depends on the fish but 3 20H next to each other would give more control.
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    I ground up some 1.5mm xtreme today with the grinder and it worked just as well. Looking into a possible future improvement, upgrading to an automatic grinder with a push button. One handed operation.
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    Nice Madagascar lace
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    I did look at some coffee grinders before getting the pepper mill. Sounds like a great option for making alot of food at once.
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    I say go for it as long as it passes its leak test
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    I had a little spoon that my friend gave me a long time ago. He said it came with some medication or powder of some form. Anyway it was the perfect size for 10 gallons. So when I was using safe I would just scoop as many times as I needed to in multiples of 10 gallons at a time.
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    What type of food are you crushing? I like the pepper mill because I can adjust the size of the grind. With the sera discus granules which are pretty similar to tetra tropical granules in size and shape I try to grind down just enough to be eaten while remaining slow sinking. I think with any food if you grind it or crush it too fine it will just cloud the tank.
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    here is a link to some measuring spoons I found on amazon https://amzn.to/3gDCIhp
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