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    Probably safe, but in live stream Cory has said that it is a very inefficient way to fertilize non-aquatic plants.
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    I think the current tool generally used for that is just an infrared temp gun.
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    You should have no problems netting them together while handling them gently.
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    @Jopinga206 That is really interesting, can we get a photo or two? I'd love to see what an appraiser saw as worth adding 15k.
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    https://youtu.be/RAaL_eLgq-o&t=42m00s @Johnhelllya
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    Nothing I guess, it has been a learning journey and I have adapted as I learned, I do wish I learned many things sooner though. So if the question is changed to, what do you wish you knew when you started? When I started I wish I knew plants were easy, and possibly the best thing to have in an aquariums ecosystem.
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    Finally got around listening to the podcasts with Lizzie and Daniel. Thanks Randy for hosting them, I really enjoyed it and hope to hear more from them, they are awesome! I would also love to hear a "Dorkula" episode sometime!
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    I've gone two weeks before with goldfish, feed them well for a while before the trip, make sure they aren't going to get too agressive with eachother and things should work out. But this is what auto feeders are for 🙂
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    If you can't take us down on our own turf... well then there isn't much left to say...
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    Respect for this dissenting opinion will only be given upon defeating all of us in battle. 😛
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    In this situation, if you aren't doing this already, I would put in the snails at night when Bob is sleeping. It would give him a reason to "hunt" a bit and make scanning his surroundings worth while.
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    Yes I believe they can, IIRC you can mix excel with ferts and easy green is similar to excel, although I have not had the need to try it myself.
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    @Maggie
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    Sealed container in baggie in fridge. Smaller portions I use up within a few weeks I keep in small bottles by the tank.
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    Heterandria formosa! Tiny... o it's the tinyiest and they love seed shrimp. But really I think the majority small shrimp friendly fish will take care of it. But... things that snipe seed shrimp may take out baby shrimp too.
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    I'd assume conservation of mass still applies 😉 My fish definitely have different poop with different foods, my guess is that's what's going on. Different food in, different poop out.
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    Is it eating, it is new to the tank, any changes in the tank lately?
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    I also use either instant ocean or a random salt with some baking soda and seachem equilibrium mixed in.
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    I doubt your issue is related to your deep substrate. Perhaps your parameters are due to mineral buildup from top off?
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    I prefer w/o the youtube logos, that being said it's hard to be sad when receiving a co-op package. So do what ya gotta do 😉
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    Yeah probably.
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    The Co-op light guide is a great place to start. https://www.aquariumcoop.com/pages/led-aquarium-lighting
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    I used a needle valve that had a pressure gage on it and an adapter to the 90g, wasn't expensive but I remember it being a little bit of a pain adjusting the needle valve to get the bubble/sec I wanted.
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