The buce has a bit of algae on it. I'm going to squirt it with easycarbo to see if it kills it. Otherwise it's all in ok condition considering
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EasyCarbo might work on your Bucephalandra but is there any way you could lower the light or move it. Does seem a tad bright there for it.
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Hope your leg heals quickly.
I'm still trying to work out how/why you stood on the tank......???
I'm still trying to work out how/why you stood on the tank......???
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...get someone else to do it!
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That's it, blame the dog, I would!BigBen wrote: Mon Sep 30, 2024 8:33 am I had it on the floor as I'd just added the newbies, and then tripped over the dog. A little bit Benny Hill.
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well tbf @Martinspuddle usually is his fault!
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Definitely the dog, not the chaos mess I cause when I'm playing fish.
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I don't have a dog to blame.
I hope the dog is ok!
I hope the dog is ok!
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I've had this little one join one of my tanks along with a group of Similis. He/she looks like a Panda x Similis to me. I don't like hybridisation, but it can live it's days out in one of my community tanks.
Has anybody used a pH pen that they consider reliable please? I'm running a little breeding project with my Dicrossus Filamentosis and I'm dropping the pH a lot at the moment. The test kits don't accurately give a low pH reading.
Has anybody used a pH pen that they consider reliable please? I'm running a little breeding project with my Dicrossus Filamentosis and I'm dropping the pH a lot at the moment. The test kits don't accurately give a low pH reading.
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