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It has been years since I have kept FW tanks but we just set up a 60 gallon planted tank for my daughter. It has a mixture of black sand and plant substrate , which is pretty fine grained. With my reef setups sand bottoms are maintained by the clean-up crews and generally don’t need any...

Another option would be keep the waterfall completely separate from the tank itself. Yes, this renders it purely aesthetic but you don’t need to worry about heat loss.

On the off chance the OP is still checking the thread, I figured I would go ahead and ask for advice here. . For the past several years I’ve had mangroves “growing” in my outdoor SW reef holding tank. I started with 3 propagules, of which 2 started growing but 1 ended up rotting somehow. I...

Few things to remember: (1) Anenomes will move around your tank until they find a location they like. Depending on the species you are trying to keep, some are highly photosynthetic while others are not photosynthetic at all. As a result the anenome will move higher and lower in the tank to...

Not to burst your bubble but I recommend you check Alabama Division of Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries Regulation 220-2-.26 before buying anything. Nowhere near the limitations we have here in Florida, but there are definitely limits on what you can legally have...for example, no White...

First off...What are you going for with your tank? With 2 exceptions, the fish you list are all relatively non aggressive. The two exceptions being the clown trigger - which is a known fin nipper and can be aggressive and the stars and stripes puffer - which is fairly aggressive (also a fin...

Somebody has been shopping at Ron's (O.G.). As someone who has lived on both coasts recently, I can tell you that the prices we paid in SD are much lower than elsewhere. Whats odd is when I moved there they were consideralbly higher than where I was coming from. I guess the better part of a...