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It must be a subtle hint that I need to setup a monster tank/pond 😂 I already wanted arowana, red tail catfish, and paddlefish to name a few, so the pleco will fit right in!

Speaking of aliens, a small mushroom-only tank would be pretty cool, could look like an apocalyptic alien wasteland. 👽 🍄

We currently have a 150 gallon indoor koi pond, so it'll probably go in there once it outgrows the tank. After that, I'm sure anything is possible. Either a nice pond or a huge tank!

But no barking! 🙏

Let's just say I got lucky. She likes fish as well, so we've got 6 already! 🤣

You absolutely could be right, but boy was it hard to tell when it was smaller 😅. No worries though, we have plenty of options when it gets bigger. Shame that stores can't sell correctly named fish! Lol

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.032Ml per gallon for the first week, then slowly increasing by 2x each week until you start to see results. Go slowly and test often! More info here reefkeeping.com/joomla/index.php/current-issue/article/116-vinegar-dosing-methodology-for-the-marine-aquarium

Absolutely, they cleared the algae in no time and definitely needed more food, not even 2 days into the tank! They've been getting sinking wafers and catching some fish food as well. And yes I agree people expect scavenging fish can survive on little to nothing, when in reality they need just as much variety as any other omnivore! Thanks for your comment!

Thank you so much!

That might be a little tough considering goldfish are like the trash trucks of the fish world. Might be hard to find something they won't try to eat! But its definitely a good thought, every tank needs shrimp! Lol

These plecos don't get big, not like common plecos. Mustard spots max out around 5". But yes definitely, every fish I have that outgrows their tanks get the upgrades they need! Unfortunately the other Ranchu that we had with him didn't make it, so we will definitely need to get him a new friend!

Brutal. They certainly the tanks of the fish world, some serious ancient looking creatures. And there are so many different kinds! 🤯

💡Excellent idea

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I understand, especially for live animals or plants. But usually the seller will have some kind of guarantee to cover any issues that could arise in shipping. The worst part is ordering something one-of a-kind and it ends up geting lost 😭

i like sheldon and leonardo

@@catree3162 Same, I thought those sounded cute

@@catree3162 for the smaller one, I kinda like Tootsie and Guppy too

I have kept mine anywhere between mid 60°F roughly 67-72 (primarily during the colder months) but during the summer it can get warmer into the upper 70's. The ones I have kept appear healthy in that range. Most info I hear says colder is better than hotter and the range being 65-80°F (20-27°C). Higher temps could cause stress and illnesses. If you are into breeding, you could experiment with what temperature works best for that, possibly a internet search of their natural breeding season in the wild, as that I am unfamiliar with.

You would be right about the Anacropora. The birdsnest and stylo were super pissed as well but about 40 percent of each survived. Not sure what was up with my acclimation process but they did not like it. I'm not going to dip sps anymore. QT for a while and I'll inspect closely.

Absolutely love the 135, Steffan! Perfect amount of plants to look natural and still plenty of swim room for the fish. Great looking sump as well!

I have seen some of her videos but will definitely take a look at what she's using! Thanks for the suggestion!

Thats exactly right, thanks for the comment. I need to do and update mentioning that very thing. I will say, on a solid floor, leveled, it is surprisingly sturdy. 100% true though, anything this tall and heavy needs to be secured to the wall. You never know who or what will decide to pull it over.

Absolutely. I'm usually so indecisive though I need to wait a little bit to make sure I like where they are. But yes, glue for sure.