JoeDizzleMPLS;3578595; said:they mature and breed pretty quick at around 80f
Diogenes;3578605; said:thanks dude.
it's really easy and really cheap to maintain... an initial investment of maybe 25 bucks will get you started and within a few months, you could have a tank full of them.ballinouttacntrol;3578626; said:If you really go through with that you'll have to share your experience with me. Might be somethin worth checkin out
JoeDizzleMPLS;3580296; said:it's really easy and really cheap to maintain... an initial investment of maybe 25 bucks will get you started and within a few months, you could have a tank full of them.
JoeDizzleMPLS;3581349; said:5 gallon would work, but a 10 would be a great way to start
ballinouttacntrol;3582400; said:And so the journey begins. Just picked up a 10 gallon tank this morning. Bought a new heater for it and just finished washing out the old gravel and scrubbing the tank clean. I'll set it up and get it runnin on my lunch break.
i should also say that you don't have to use a sponge filter, but they are the cheapest option if you don't already have a filter. an hob would work just fine, just make sure that you cover the intake with either a sponge or a piece of pantyhose held on with a rubberband (that's what i use on the intake of my ac20 on my cherry shrimp tank).ballinouttacntrol;3582400; said:And so the journey begins. Just picked up a 10 gallon tank this morning. Bought a new heater for it and just finished washing out the old gravel and scrubbing the tank clean. I'll set it up and get it runnin on my lunch break.