Get some guppies or convict cichlids and you will have this resolution ticked off nice and quick.
What's your Aquatic New Year's Resolution for 2020?
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Get some guppies or convict cichlids and you will have this resolution ticked off nice and quick.
Trying to turn this tank into a proper aquatic forest with real plants and and CO2 injector.. never done this before ? hopefully it will be nice for the resident snakehead 
Mine is pretty basic, but as I'm still young and have a lot to learn my only resolution is to become a better fish keeper then I was last year and expand on what I've learned. Its simple and vague but I feel as if its a good for personally, since I'm still a novice imo.
Mine is to finish my basement so that I can start my fishroom. I have so many tanks sitting empty that I need to set up
My goals are mainly to finish the tanks im working on. Just put my first rimless build together, need to make a stand and set up the sump for it.
Im slowly but steadily working towards a larger build, 72x30 footprint, to expand on my current 150 community tank, then hopefully move my midevil into the 150 permanently.
If i can do these two projects this year while staying on top of my maintenance then it will be job well done for me.
Im slowly but steadily working towards a larger build, 72x30 footprint, to expand on my current 150 community tank, then hopefully move my midevil into the 150 permanently.
If i can do these two projects this year while staying on top of my maintenance then it will be job well done for me.
Not to do water fill ups on 225 gallon tanks when sleepy.
Finding a full sized blue acara to finish off my main tank.
Finding some way to incorporate a super long tank down the road.
Finding a full sized blue acara to finish off my main tank.
Finding some way to incorporate a super long tank down the road.
I would love to have a 10-12ft panoramic, low (20-24" high, 24-26" wide) tank. Logistics in my basement would be tricky.
LOL see "Patience or panic?" thread I posted in October. Came in late one Sat. night, decided to do w/c. Fell asleep ONE HOUR past maximum fill time...my Oscar was enjoying himself, swimming half out of the water like a shark at the top of the tank. About 150 gallons spill in the rec room, hallway, fish room, and kitchenette. Previous wood stand bowed and split a seam from water absorption. Now replaced with aluminum/steel stand.
