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  1. T. Payne
    Any update on the fish? This doesn't look like anything related to giving birth in my opinion.
  2. T. Payne
    With lots of cover, I would say yes, especially if using a 20 long.
  3. T. Payne
    If you are still breeding your original adults, I would stick with what you have. They are a fairly long lived species and you have many more years of breeding left in them.
  4. T. Payne
    I see the differences in body shape, eye position and in the mouth area.
  5. T. Payne
    I've just been in the hobby for a long time and my interest in focused mostly on corydoras and plecos. To me at least, each lineage looks a little different, compared to the others
  6. T. Payne
    Definitely a species in the lineage 5 complex. I would say elegans, but I'm not 100%. I would search lineage 5 on planetcatfish and compare pics.
  7. T. Payne
    Many cories come in albino. As long as they are from the same lineage, they can interbreed.
  8. T. Payne
    23 and counting...
  9. T. Payne
    I believe blasting sand will settle out and find its way to the bottom through your substrate.
  10. T. Payne
    I would never change the bio media. Just give it a rinsing if needed when cleaning the filter.
  11. T. Payne
    I bought one of these years ago on Amazon and I use it all the time.
  12. T. Payne
    I have both lights and I am currently running the stingray on a 29 now. I would go with the stingray.
  13. T. Payne
    I like to have them pair off naturally and let them pick their own mates. I would start feeding frozen foods including bloodworms and watch out for a pair starting to become defensive over an area.
  14. T. Payne
    With adequate filtration and an appropriate stocking level, in my opinion it would be less maintenance.
  15. T. Payne
    Sounds like 12 would be a good schoice for your aquarium then.
  16. T. Payne
    I wouldn't rely on aq advisor and lean towards the experience of others. Websites such as aq advisor do not know ones maintenance schedule or filtration systems, more than not, they even occasionally follow the old inch per gallon rule.
  17. T. Payne
    Boiled water and drying them out will be fine.
  18. T. Payne
    12 would be fine. I'm currently keeping 12 in a ten gallon now.
  19. T. Payne
    Would depend on the genetics of the parents.
  20. T. Payne
    Probably wouldn't do the rabbits then.
  21. T. Payne
    In my experience, rabbit snails will destroy java fern, but are fine with anubias and buce.
  22. T. Payne
    I believe that was a frozen sheet of bloodworms Blackworms can be bought from Eastern Aquatics
  23. T. Payne
    Green water is amazing to grow them out in and grow the fastest in it, from my experience. I start off by feeding mine vinegar eels and then move to bbs as soon as they are long enough.
  24. T. Payne
    Congratulations
  25. T. Payne
    Yes, you can leave the lights on and no, it will not kill the green water. I would start off with aquarium water in the container to make sure there is nutrients in there, maybe even some water from a water change.
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