Thanks....Some people may say I have the tank overfiltered, but with rays, the rule of thumb is you can never have enough. Currently, theres 2 AC500's, an eheim 2217 in addition to a converted 29 gallon tank wet dry. Even with that amount of fish in there, water changes are done once every 2 weeks as the levels do pretty much stay stable. I do clean the filters in staggered fashion once a month.
My current tank setup....
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Nice!!.... Those flowers really turned up great . I remember when i went by you they were both "blonde". Great lookin tank!! Dont worry, nobodys gonna say your tank looks crowded here. I hate it when people say that. . .
Leos are top notch...
Paroons are bangin.. (theyve grown a lot!.. remember they used to be in the small 30 g swimming like retards in a corner. LOL)
Wow!! I honestly love it ! The river rocks look nice too.. where did you get those??
P.S Cant believe your water stays stable considering the amount of livestock and size of the tank. I have crazy filtration myself ( 2 fluval 404, 1 w/d rated for 150G + uv) but i do water twice a week or water quality goes to the dumps
Leos are top notch...
Paroons are bangin.. (theyve grown a lot!.. remember they used to be in the small 30 g swimming like retards in a corner. LOL)
Wow!! I honestly love it ! The river rocks look nice too.. where did you get those??
P.S Cant believe your water stays stable considering the amount of livestock and size of the tank. I have crazy filtration myself ( 2 fluval 404, 1 w/d rated for 150G + uv) but i do water twice a week or water quality goes to the dumps
Thanks Wes...Those flowers shaved a few years off my life, hahaha...they didn't start eating until their heads were caved in and their tail girdles were like spikes 
. But once they started, they were unstoppable.
Those paroons are monsters..they just eat like there's no tomorrow. I also had pangasius conchophilus that started out smaller than the paroons that outgrew the paroons by a good 2" before I got rid of them. Those were unbelievable when it came to eating...moreso than the paroons.
I got the river rocks from a local pet store...They may look nice, but the leos slamming them around all night doesn't really allow for a good night's sleep, haha.
Surprisingly enough, my water parameters are great as long as the ph stays stable for a good 2 weeks. I guess that's the difference between your Jersey water and my New Yawk water
, haha.
. But once they started, they were unstoppable.Those paroons are monsters..they just eat like there's no tomorrow. I also had pangasius conchophilus that started out smaller than the paroons that outgrew the paroons by a good 2" before I got rid of them. Those were unbelievable when it came to eating...moreso than the paroons.
I got the river rocks from a local pet store...They may look nice, but the leos slamming them around all night doesn't really allow for a good night's sleep, haha.
Surprisingly enough, my water parameters are great as long as the ph stays stable for a good 2 weeks. I guess that's the difference between your Jersey water and my New Yawk water
, haha.
