FlyingFishKeeper

Hey! Currently only a pilot in the recreational sUAS (drone) flying context, but studying for the Part 107 exam, and a private pilot's license when I become eligible (as I'm only 15 right now). If I may ask, are you going for a job at the airlines? (Also love the Cessna(?) on your profile banner!)

Hi, to the best of my knowledge "octopus" is the same plant as one labelled without it although I could be wrong. When I had the plant as ACO sells it, it definitely did not need CO2 to grow like a weed throughout my tank. Those look like the emersed grown leaves to me, so I would expect them to melt before the thinner leaves you mentioned grow in. Good luck!

Merry fishmas to all!

Got a new desk and put it right next to my 10 gal.. This is either going to be great for, or destroy my productivity lol

Hi agreed with the above posts, somewhat unrelated but, if you're wanting to hide the white spots you can put a thin film of glue on the wood, sprinkle/rube in some crushed up similarly coloured substrate, and wipe away excess. Worked pretty well for me at hiding it. (Also that wood looks awesome!)

Random teenager here (started in middle school), and yes absolutely, it's definitely given me something to do during lockdown, and just something to be excited about for the past 3 years, as well as taken my mind off the events in the world (which has been a massive benefit). Apart from that it's almost definitely helped with my interest/grades in biology classes as going into them I've already had a "base" of knowledge. Happy holidays!

Hi everyone, so I've had this white fuzz growing on certain objects (wood, ohko stone, aquarium glass if any plant/food is stuck), and was wondering what it is, and how dangerous it is or isn't to me and my pets? Thank you!

Hi, I'm not sure, but if you're talking about this:It appears to be a 3D print, similar to this file? (looked it up awhile ago) Hope this helps!

Hi, I'd be willing to bet you'd be able to get customer support to help you, but mine is around 21mm or 13/16in in diameter, hope this helps!

Hi everyone, so I had an interesting experience happen to me a few days ago. So for background, I'm a bit of a theater kid at my school, and following the closing of our production I went to a cast party wearing my ACO hoodie. Several hours into it an alumni of my school (who had never mentioned anything related to fish) who was also there commented on my hoodie and I was interested to find out that as well as knowing what Aquarium Coop is, they have a large number of aquariums. (Another cast member who had fed their tanks mentioned it had taken 45 minutes to get through it). It was really cool getting to talk fish for a bit, so I was wondering now if anyone has any similar fun stories?

Hi, I had a similar experience with a piece of mopani a year or two back Based off what I read it could be hydrogen sulfide that builds up in the substrate/low oxygen environments from bacteria until it’s nudged and released. Hope this helps!

Salve, je prends le cours du francais et le cours du latin au lycèe. I like both, however latin is quite painful sometimes with the amount of tables to memorize, worth it most of the time though.. Noun adjective agreement is a massive pain lol Salve, habeo quartadecem piscis et alismatis in mihi aquarium. Amo chili rasborae sed bettae sunt bonae. Bettae amat edire multae (some of these words obviously didn't exist to the romans so I've just used the english words and declined them if needed, also english is my first language so this almost definitely isn't perfect)

Hi, at least for me and my tanks with Miracle-Gro potting soil I just dump a thin layer in the bottom of my tank then put substrate on top. So far no tannins since it was set up (around the end of 2020) but like the post above me says, you can do a fee things to remove them, if needed. Hope this helps!

Hi everyone, not a ton has changed recently, but I recently trimmed my plants and got some pictures I’m pretty happy about