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  1. I started this in the plant section because I was asking about the plants, but now I have other updates and questions, and I'm a bit worried I'm in the wrong section!  I got several orders from Amazon today, including an Aqueon flat heater and NICREW clip on light and air pump.  Sometime early next week, I'm looking forward to my next Co-op fix, with a small sponge filter, 2 Water Sprites, a java fern to attach to the stump, a crypt wendtii and a crypt wendtii green.  Can't wait to see how it all turns out.  Looking ahead, I know I'm targeting a betta, and will likely troll my local stores until I find one I can't live without.  My question... should I stock a cleanup crem of a kuhli loach or two?  I saw they are Asian, but don't know if that would overtax the 6 gallon, or if they'd get along with the betta.

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  2. So, I recently bought a 6 gallon cube, and I'm liking the idea of turning it into a small biome for a single betta to love and thrive.  I know Java ferns are native to Asia, but what other plants would be ideal for me to put in.  The tank is not that big, but I'd like to heavily plant it for the little guy.  My plan is to use a Co-op sponge filter for filtration, planted tank substrate, a preset heater, and a planted tank light.  What plants other than Java ferns would fit the Asian theme?

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  3. Discovered a massive half-off sale at a local box store for rimless, frameless, and other designer aquariums.  I don't want to break a rule, so I won't name the box store here, but let's just say it rhymes with "Let go," which my wallet did... and I ended up with this 6 gallon frameless cube for half off to fill an empty spot in my house.  Now to take my time piecing together parts to get it running, get in another order from the co-op for a new sponge filter and some plants, and host another C.A.R.E. forum on what should live in this nice little foot long cube.  My three main choices at this point are some white clouds, a betta, or a sparkling gourami.  The gourami is my favorite, but I have very hard water and I've read they prefer soft. IMG_20210314_191423_01.jpg.4cadb46372a934dc0b874289638dc425.jpg

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  4. On 2/2/2021 at 9:35 PM, FlyingFishKeeper said:

    Green water? Ha, my tank looks like someone poured a gallon of milk into it right now lol (If you don't wash Purigen it turns out BAD, sadly from personal experience) 

     

    I did the same thing.  It took a few days, and some water changes, but all my fishy friends are still alive and well, unfazed by my bad move.

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  5. I got on tonight to ask this very question!  For some reason, I thought that I had heard you could refrigerate them, so when I finished my first batch of BBS yesterday, I put them into a tupperware and stuck them in the fridge.  This morning, they were a layer on the bottom of the tupperware.  Lesson learned. 

  6. 1 hour ago, TheDukeAnumber1 said:

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    But can you imagine the Seachem Prime you'd go through every time you flush the toilet?

    Although, it does cut out the middle man of having to kill the fish before you flush them, eh?

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