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  1. Nice! What are your plans for your tank? Shrimp, inverts? What about your lights and filtration? I always enjoy hearing what 'runs' people's tanks.
  2. Cory mentioned this on the Facebook group. I still have the Fritz salt that the Co-Op used to sell, as I haven't run out yet. Would this work, or do I need their new Easy Brine Shrimp Salt to do this?
  3. Just bought a Top Fin stand from Petco, and I love it! It's the best store bought stand I've ever had; and I've had quite a bit. Their customer service is great too!
  4. Yeah; Frogbit doesn't care about flow, nor water on top. It's why I have it in my tank. It's not high maintenance at all.
  5. Whichever substrate you choose - don't worry about sharp edges with Corydoras. Cory himself has said he sees Corys in the wild, with sharp bottoms in the areas they're in, in nature. That is not an issue in an aquarium.
  6. This. Don't chase parameters like this, if everything is happy and healthy.
  7. We LOVE us some tank pics! When you have a chance, let's see your tank 🙂 Welcome aboard!
  8. The same goes for fish and plants, as well - I might add.
  9. Welcome! How long have you been in the hobby? How big is your current tank? How long has it been set up? I'm from Michigan. A lot of great people here, with a lot of great advice! Check out the Aquarium Co-Op YouTube channel - so, so much info to learn from there, as well as here!
  10. Are you using any root tabs? If not, I would suggest inserting those 1x / month. Also, what are your other water parameters?
  11. I've got the sponge filter one for you, or the other Killifish one. I'm interested in your purple snail.
  12. I stumbled upon this video, laughed a lot, learned more about them, and was hooked. I just wish that I had joined the club sooner. I'll hit 3 years in May. This is still my #1 favorite ACO video. I laugh every time I watch it.
  13. IMO, the best algae eater is live plants. That's what I would recommend. Tell us a little about your tank - how long has it been set up, pics, anything else besides guppies?
  14. I know it's one squirt per 10 gallons. One squirt has to be the solution for anything under 10. I agree with @lefty o your plants look great!
  15. I agree with @Tony s More than you think. Practically any plant that ACO sells on their site. I've had Frogbit and Duckweed as my floaters, and still had Dwarf Hairgrass, Crypts, Pogostemus Stellatus Octopus, Anubias, Vallasenaria, etc all grow. The list goes on. The key, is having a light, where you can dim or intensify the brightness. With that said, I would HIGHLY recommend the ACO light. It's the best light on the market, and practically indestructible. Go watch Cory's video from yesterday - you'll laugh and be impressed by it all at the same time.
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