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  1. MickS77
    I plan on using a medium one on my next build. It fits easily. I like the medium size because the bulkhead strainer fits completely within the medium size, taking advantage of the entire sponge.
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    The second picture is some kind of Halfbeak I believe.
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    The fry food is my #1 lazy food because I can feed it quickly with the squeeze bottle.
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    The Jagers have like two dials, the blue one and the red one. If you have the instructions it explains how to set it.
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    This thread has good tips and a video from Jimmy.
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    I would try suction cups on the outside of the tank.
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    I'd replace the kitchen faucet with one you can attach to. Lose the soap dispenser and add a spray nozzle there.
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    At auto parts stores they sell large metal pans, to be used when changing oil so you don't make a mess. I used them when painting as to not make a mess, should work here too.
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    At my convenience, no particular time. I don't think the fish mind either way.
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    I've had shrimp get out of a tank with a glass lid on it. Presumably through the opening where airlines and a power cord come in. I assume they crawled up and out. My solution was to stuff some filter floss in the opening.
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    I use these ones, they fit in easy. Takes a little bit of trial and error to dial in the correct temperature.
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    This is what I would do in your situation, just feed lightly until it looks like everything is holding steady. I've never done a cycle with ammonia additives, not sure when that became a thing haha.
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    I'm reminded of this great video, so cool.
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    Dermosporidia/Dermocystidium, not really a lot of information about it or known treatments.
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    I bought my set originally to separate eco-complete substrate from sand I had in a previous tank.
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    A bubble on a Cardinal Tetra sounds like Dermosporidia/Dermocystidium to me. Not a lot of information out there on treatments. A picture of the fish would be helpful.
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    When I had trouble dissolving fenbendazole in water I used a magnetic stirrer. I just let it run for a while. That worked really good, no work involved.
  18. MickS77
    You could use Google Sketchup. It's a free 3D design program.
  19. MickS77
    I would look into stainless steel mesh or screen. I've gotten mine off ebay.
  20. MickS77
    My first tank with an Oscar & Firemouth Cichlids as well, 2012 I think. Fake silk plants and mixed sand substrate. Oscar outgrew the tank and went back to the store. I bought this tank when my parents were out of town 😆 easier to ask for forgiveness than permission.
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    I had something like this showing on one my mollies. I hit the tank with general cure, erythromycin, and salt. Cleared up in a few days. Been fine since.
  22. MickS77
    Rice fish you could view from above.
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    I know @Dean’s Fishroom has been putting them on the bottom of his tanks. Not sure what exact tiles they are. Its in one the coop videos I'm sure.
  24. MickS77
    I really like the Algae Free brand, strong magnets, replaceable pads, floating scrubber, and a nice looking wood exterior magnet.
  25. MickS77
    Could be a cyanobacteria outbreak coming.
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