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I might have a source in California.

Plants listed below picture. Will make seprate thread in near future detailing development.

I'm back and hitting it hard with my new nano tank. I lnow it's not monster but I will not disappoint. Spec's Freshwater planted tank 5 gal with LED lighting, shrimp Crystal Red and Blue Bolt. Plants Idk lol Frog Bit, Salvinia, Cork Screw Val, Java moss, Luigia I think, Wisteria, Anubis, Baby...

its actually an amphipod. but never the less safe for the tank. and fish love eating them.

its a sun coral look up the name on google images. but it requires no lights(nonphtosynthetic coral) and regular feedings of bi weekly or more often. i can tell that it is a hard coral in the pic by polyp formation, and i work in a fish store and i deal with alot of sun corals young and old plus...

those palys should come back just keep them in low or indirect light and they be fine. btw you have enough light for those palys.

k i recomend a smaller peppermint shrimp if you can get one like 3/4 of an inch should be good. just one though.

im 100% sure the fist fpick is a striped variaty of star polyps and the second is a kenya tree and the third is the mushroom in the middle top rightish in the pic if im not mistaken.

I agree. but it looks awesome none the less.

I need to go if it is the Steinhart aquarium. Is the one you talking about the same or diffrent? Just wondering because idk.

I feed most if not all the time PE Mysis shrimp. It's a great product and it has 69.5% protein as aposed to 4.6% or 5.2% protein in emerald entree. But you need to suplement there diet to to give them a nice heathy variation of food in there diet to keep them the healthiest and best looking.

You know that cichla stands for peacock bass all the time if im not mistaken and not all cichlids. Just wanna point you in the right direction and not make a mistake. But i love peacock bass and most if not all south americans. But whats good about african rift lake cichlids is they breed like...

A type of huge pleco would be safer. But what type of tank you trying to do?

I deffinitely gonna get a bunch of difrent types of catfish i try to adopt some i can give them a nice home. Along with some payara, an Australian Arowana,, and maby a silver arowana if i can get them to get along, also a golden dorado, also a few peacock bass to i hope. The dimensions are 9'...

type of grouper idk but im trying to tell by body finns and mouth but its hard to think of anything. but i sure wish i had one.

Take photo any ways but sounds like a planaria(flatworm) to me but need photo.

The parisite or fish because the fish is like a valentine puffer i think, but the parisite is a type of parisite isopod i belive but dont know what type of spicies. just saw the what type of puffer but i answed it i think its a valentine puffer most deffinitely.

:iagree:looks like a type of snapper to me.

I've had them eat polyps so there not 100% safe but if you have a good healthy enviroment then they will get enough to eat, or eat a polyp every now and then but you wouldn't notice just a trim if you know what i mean.

depends on how big the tank is but in smaller ones up to 30 gal i say one but in the mid rang from there to about 70 gal i say a group of 4 i can keep going but just give me specs it be easier lol. but it also depends how far along your tank is so let me know on that to.