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Very nice tank. Wish I had the room lol.

Bristleworms aren't harmful to your tank, they tend to scavenge and eat stuff off the floor at night. They're usually nocturnal. DO NOT touch them, the bristles that give them their name are poisonous and from what I heard, they hurt like hell. I personally do not like them (they give me the creeps ...

Oh, and there's no way I'm keeping it alive in there .

Hey ned, I was in yesterday and bought some live rock. I was ecstatic to find a small tubeworm and some type of bivalve (maybe a scallop?) But then last night I saw a bristleworm ( :shock: I'm not grossed out easily, but this thing somehow did it for me) It was around 5-6" and pink, with white ...

i would get you more local livebearers but ours just don't seem "in the mood". You don't sell underwater candles do you?

i dont think either shark would be ok in that tank. the biggest reason though, isnt the tankmates, its the size. I have heard they need at least a 40 gallon tank to swim around in.

i would recommend against it. with your kH level it isnt stable enough and a crash in pH could happen. maybe get some peat moss to lower it naturally.

i believe amano shrimp eat BBA, but also rosy barbs have been known to eat BBA, and i believe black mollies eat it occasionally as well.

i dont know, but i just wanted to ask something. is play sand ok in tropical tanks? i dont want to spend about $50 on silica sand specially made for tropical tanks, when you can buy the same amount of playsand for about $5. does it affect pH, gH, or kH?

lol love that dry humor... watch as the department's leader has his men check it for fish cooties before reading it.

i dont know but i hope i can go. my parents probably would think its a "waste of time" so ill have to wear them down

wow... i just started my collection in febuary of this year.
i have-
31 gallon community (semi planted)
37 gallon community (semi planted)
12 gallon community (bare)
10 gallon (just finished cycling)

yeah thats what i was worried about. i will try it, but moniter them closely.. my betta seems pretty mellow in his bowl now, so i will put him in the tank along with the single threadfin rainbowfish i have in there.

would a betta and guppies be compatible? i hope they are because i just found a 10 gallon (holds 20 inches of fish because of surface area), and wanted to put my male betta in it, along with some tetras, cories, and some guppies.

FINALLY! i found a solution. you know those slats in the back for hang on filters and heaters? mine spans almost the whole width, so i took my clip-on light, put a 15 watt compact flourescant (equivilent to 60 watts) this added to my 20 watt equals 80 watts total which is 2.6 watts per gallon :) ill...