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I'm quite flattered that you went through 2335 of my posts just to attempt to prove a point. Clearly I've once tried to help poor dayak. That was until his genius ammonia "acclimation" breakthrough came up and I noticed common sense has been thrown out the window. :ROFL:

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Couldnt resist :ROFL:

Atleast this one is logical. Soap actually cleans. I really got a kick out of cycling a tank with stresscoat and his theory that fish can adapt to levels of ammonia LOL.

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Sadly, "you thought" wrong. When exactly did I jump to someone else? And Dayak, funny that comes from you since the last time i checked, you're the forum jester. Cycling a tank with stress coat and stress zyme? Thinking arowanas can grow resistant to ammonia poisoning?

lol in this case indicates something is a joke. Hell of a lot more helpful than "DE causes aros to swim slanted," and encouraging people to buy aros without even knowing their tank size and tankmates just for the sole reason that the aro is cheap. Now I really do need to "laugh out loud."

Still more useful than the stuff you put out lol.

Not quite as lame as your crappy advice though.

Don't some high shine silvers have that?

Carotene enhances the growth of red pigments. You can't really enhance red pigments on XB scales since they don't even have red pigments.

lol.

You can offer whatever pellet your aro will eat. Usually, people start with a staple of hikari aro sticks.

It temporarily washes out your arowana's colour making it seem like it is shinier than it really is. It goes away once you remove the white backgrounds. Its completely useless.

Are you sure you understand what WTT even does.

Watch out for your ray too. You'll need something bigger than a 75 for that.

x2. Theres also no reason to intentionally bulk your fish up and most likely wouldn't be healthy anyways. It'll bulk up eventually when it gets to a bigger size.

use a pvc pipe as a heater guard and drill some holes in it for water to pass through. There is also heater guards you can purchase made for this purpose.

Get the liquid test kits rather than test strips. The strips aren't accurate and stop working after a while. Or test your water at your LFS, they usually just do it for free. For now, I would just keep doing daily water changes and offering food as usual.

He meant you spew the most crap :duh: it has nothing to do with your message