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[esparonisproud]

Thanks for the tips this time ima make sure these ones grow to be some nice beasts

 

[MissLauraPeach]

Very cute oscars!!!

 

[esparonisproud]

Thanks theyr still little cowards now. theyr shizit scared of a convict im gunna put in there, im gunna wait till theyr 2 inches bigger :/ wont be long eyy lol

 

[Wills88]

Great looking tank and fish But I would seriously take the can out I really doubt its 100% safe for a fish tank, given the metal and paint/print/laminating of the can as well......

Wills

 

[esparonisproud]

i was actually thinking of that, do you think it could have an effect? it has been one of my concerns

 

[burzumaske20]

my Oscar,was starting to get hole in the head,but that was caused by the useless undergravel filter,yes I cleaned it,but was it even worth having it?No its not worth it,if we have better technology for our fish tanks,to run 20x better than what it was 20+ years ago.After getting rid of it,treating it a fish protector for the skin,ect.it healed up just fine,since I caught it so early.Also a good food brand,to check out is the hikari bloodworms,it has multi vitamins in it,so that will also help out,with your new O's.

 

[esparonisproud]

alright iv got updates coming up 1 month since theyv been in the tank.

 

[Kanta]

No Metal object should be in a fish tank unless deemed safe. Especially cans. Just slap a monster sticker on the outside of the tank

 

[fishmamma]

I'm curious about the rock you have as substrate, what exactly is it?? I imagine that it's not fun to vac..

I'd throw out the brick along with the can..

And I noticed that there seems to be some black floaties at the top of the tank, do you know what this is.. ?

Not trying to be negative or anything, just curious..

 

[esparonisproud]

the rocks are granite rocks, but blasted to a smaller size, the black stuff came from the water, since its from my 3 ponds they were just seeds and all which i have removed now.

thanks for the info on the can, will remove it today.