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I have had small spots of yellowish, light brown algae, but after my two week vacation the algae has covered up the acrylic of my entire tank, How do I get rid of this persistent algae/fungus?????? Thanks in advance.

My 75 gallon tank has been having light yellowish i presume algae on it, I would scrub it and it would be gone for a couple of days, after days of untending it, it would grow again but much more, this time with little thin white worms attached to it, can you guys please help me identify what...

first one of the "I assume both males" were chasing the other fonts and nipping them in my 75 grow out, so I took him out and threw him in the 150 gal as punishment, seeing that the lead guy was out another font started nipping the other fronts, so i threw him into the 150 too, and then...

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good deal, Idk about other paroons but mine were very skittish and dart like thunderbolts and splash water everywhere not to mention they grow ultra fast, was happy to get rid of them..... though they are nice, if you have a big big tank or tropical pond

my female parrot just layed eggs and I keep seeing the male keep trying to fertilize it over and over, so sad, this is why I people do not like hybrids, so much effort spent both by the female and male nurturing the eggs but it will never develop:cry: both don't even go up to eat since they are...

yea, I found out that even small opens can lead to disaster, I had an acrylic cover on an open tank of which i used two acrylic sheets and i had a one inch opening in the middle of the tank where the two sheets would match up if pushed together, and on top of the acrylic i put my light on which...

like radioactive water dudes!:headbang2

was it because of the height or the diameter that you couldn't fit it in the pot? For me it was the height since I have a 1.5 ft diameter and what I did was leave half of the driftwood sticking out, then i would take it out and stick the other half in. my driftwood was about twenty pounds and it...

find the biggest pot you can find, the fastest way for your driftwood to release tannins is by boiling it, if not find a sturdy bin and pour boiling water in it. dump the water and reboil again, after the 3rd boil you should be good

don't be so quick! don't wanna jinx yourself:)

yummy I like the chili's

if you only have a small infected area then do injection, though if you have to tent, then there is no other way BUT to take the fish out of the house since the gas will kill everything that is under the tent including plants.

plus the fish will be in there for about 3 days. the other fear is the tank remaining in the house, since the chems might soak into the gravel or work its way into my cannisters, though I think I'll just remove the cannisters and for the 75 gal that has the filter tubes drilled into the bottom...

well I was thinking of doing the yello or orange wood injection, which is where they inject chemicals straight into the infected areas, but the problem with this method is that the termites might move onto another piece of wood, but it is clearly evident that I need to tent the entire house...

she smokes the clove stogies! gotta grab myself a pack and start puffing.....:headbang2

around 3 days, anything living under the roof will die, i aim to leave the drums in the backyard, just wondering if the fishes will last in the drums, though I will put in a heater and internal filter.

So i have to get my house tented, therefore the fishes cannot stay in the house. Have any of you ms'fkers encountered this problem too? I really don't want to carry the tanks out, so I was thinking of getting two of the big blue gallon drums and leaving internal filters in there. any other ideas?

shoudl ve dropped and pretended that you had inhaled too much garlic smoke for the good 'ol cpr routine:headbang2

be a good Samaritan and let him use your bathroom, serve him some breakfast too!:grinno: even though wielding a gun sounds cool, but remember what the lord said, "Live by the sword die by the sword!" thats why i hate the summer, can't afford the ac so have to leave the window open, but after...