I have a 125 gallon, 2 x 55 gallons, and 3 x 10 gallons (one is a QT tank). That’s why I was trying to rename them
Amber
Donna Ransome wrote: > > > 55G…125G…even shorter than tank A. Works as long as you don’t have 2 that > are the same size, LOL. > […]
I like the idea of making a mark, that would make it easy to regulate how much i take out or add. i am really good at topping off before i do a pwc, and even if i don’t, i don’t add salt that often maybe every few water changes, should my pwc’s be about […]
I have a small Marineland 100 w/biowheel on all my tanks. I leave em running without any charcoal. I just cut a small hole in the plastic grid and empty out the charcoal. I use these filters for my QT tank. I will closely monitor the water parameters though…
When adding the fish back to […]
I usually just measure the tank itself, using a height measurement to the normal fill mark of the water, and subtracting for the glass. This gives you a fairly accurate rough measurement of the water contained since it does not account for the space taken up by the substrate and other decor, but it also […]
whats the best way to figure out how much water is taken out of a tank. I have 1 150g tank so if i take out 40 gallons or 60 gallons with the python it still looks realitivly the same. to correctly dose the water and get the exact temp, I fill a 10 gallon […]
because with mine a capful treats about 10 gallons, but i use 5 gallon jugs and just to be safe i use a capful in each, so i tend to use twice as much as needed
A married couple, friends of mine, bought a house over the winter that happens to have a pond in the back yard. They couldn’t tell how big it was with all the snow and ice, but guessed that it is about the size of mine (1,000 gallons). I went over last Sunday to […]
Don and Lorraine,
Thanks for the thoughtful replies. No, my fish are not lethargic, but they are just swimming around the bottom. I haven’t seen the turkey in about 2 days and this morning, the fish came to their feeding ring to be fed. So the turkey must have spooked […]
10 gallon is too small for goldfish. 1 Goldfish alone needs 10 Gallons. They will grow a huge size.It would be better if you would get a 20 gallon tank or if You have place dig a pond outside in the yard.  Now for some people: Lowes or Homebase they do sell small […]
I fail to see how she guards her eggs for 3 weeks. After the first two days they will turn white without being fertilized, and by the third day they will have accumulated a good amount of fungus — only to have it increasing during the first week. By the beginning of the […]