1. The dumpster behind Perfecto
2. Python Gravel Vac/Syphon
3. Levi
4. Aquaclear Filters
5. Stealth Heaters
2. Python Gravel Vac/Syphon
3. Levi
4. Aquaclear Filters
5. Stealth Heaters
so what's your 5 best investments in fishkeeping?
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lee's aquarium & pet product ultimate gravelvac super pump
marineland visi-therm stealths
hagen aquaclear powerfilters
hagen fx5
marineland visi-therm stealths
hagen aquaclear powerfilters
hagen fx5
1) Pool filter sand
2) Python
3) Aquaclear Power filters
4) Eheim Canisters
5) Ebo-Jager Heaters
2) Python
3) Aquaclear Power filters
4) Eheim Canisters
5) Ebo-Jager Heaters
amehel0;1809818; said:
it's way more concentrated than anything else I've found, I think it's cost me about $40 in the past 10 years.
Hello Y'all,
1. Joining a local fish club, Pacific Coast Cichlid Association, for auctions and slide
programs
2. Acrylic aquariums of all sizes & shapes
3. Ebo-Jaeger heaters
4. An understanding Significant Other
5. Knowing about Craigslist & Monster!
Ciao
1. Joining a local fish club, Pacific Coast Cichlid Association, for auctions and slide
programs
2. Acrylic aquariums of all sizes & shapes
3. Ebo-Jaeger heaters
4. An understanding Significant Other
5. Knowing about Craigslist & Monster!
Ciao
Prime is more expensive ounce per ounce, but you use way less. I used to use tap water conditioner (API) over prime because it was cheaper, but I went through it hundreds of times faster.
AC filters (only good thing hagen does IMO)
Rena Filters (best thing API does, but they have lotsa goodies)
Anything with the name SeaChem on it
And the best money I ever spent on my tank. Reptile can lights filled with daylight CFL's on top of an all glass top to make any smaller tank a high-tech on the cheap.
AC filters (only good thing hagen does IMO)
Rena Filters (best thing API does, but they have lotsa goodies)
Anything with the name SeaChem on it
And the best money I ever spent on my tank. Reptile can lights filled with daylight CFL's on top of an all glass top to make any smaller tank a high-tech on the cheap.
