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[17:54] neo: http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=44519 [17:54] neo: my son at 1 [17:54] Paul: nice [17:54] Paul: if he grows up to be 6''1 you know he's not yours [17:55] Paul: =P [17:56] neo: LOL [17:56] neo: f*ggot

Black ghost is not a good idea or any knife fish as they tend to get bigger and aren't as peaceful as some will think.

Yes carbon will help remove or neutralize the medication in the tank. Use Pimafix with melafix.

I have some around 5-6" for cheap $50 each. PM me if you're interested

No3 can be reduce and maybe eliminated by plants. Hence, some people put plants in their filter or in their tanks.

You can't eyeball it and say its definitely over 3 feet. Unless someone has a a tape measure or some type of an accountable scale in the picture I would still say 36" for max size and 39" if you belileve in freaks of nature but I'll be damned to see a 48" asian aro or close to it.

heh post a few more you're almost there....btw I forgot to say gj on the sump. Maybe you should write a diy sump direction with pictures

Yes staring at the tube will cause severe damage to your eyes.

he means aquarium salt ...the dosage shoud say 1 teaspoon per 10 gallon... I would do melafix and not use salt unless in dire need . The reason is too long to explain. Just stay with regular recommended dosage and take out your carbon for a day.

I don' t think it matter which forum...sometimes I would post in the wrong forum just to keep the mods on their toes :grinyes:

who knows we'll have to wait and see. I knew one day they will be more specific than the general S. formosus for asian aros. Its a good sign that in our lifetime, people in the USA will be able to obtain asian arowanas legally.

free shipping even for USA members ? :naughty:

seems like a light scratch. Melafix shoud work nicely

Unless your tank is 4 feet high or more you won't hear a difference.

............... I thought asian aros max out at 36" or 90cm even in the wild. So I doubt the arowanas you saw is 4 feet.

they need alot of current... without the exercise they won't do too well. Kinda like having a greyhound in an apartment.

Reverse osomosis turns water into it's purist state. So it filters out everything incuding minerals which is vital for fish..so I suggest if you use R/o to buy something like r/o right made my kent to add the minerals back in.

In the states they call them built in overflow box but everyone else calls them Weirs. One reason why weirs don't work well in a freshwater setup is the algae build up in it makes a pain to clean also you have to make sure you water level have to be at a certain height. So if you went on...

if those are oyster shells then I m impressed

Yup and its in asia