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I already have a piece of drift wood and like 10 pieces of cholla wood and some alder Cones as well as the sponge filter in another tank.

Soothing hit the back button to the link and look at the 2012 there's some nice neos there

We beter not tell them that we don't even need shirts out side today it's nice a warm

Glad I live in Florida haha

Glad I live in Florida haha

I got my own marshmellows lol

I got my own marshmellows lol

Ty

Lol wow like it was ment to be it was right in front for me. As you can see my blues and she is white and showing more orange scince she saddled and there is so much duck weed on the tank so she has a hint of green but she looks just like a snow ball with a bit of orange

Can you get a pic with out flash and I have one that looks simular I'll try and get a pic I thought maybe it was snowball with a little orange.

Thanks for the service and great portions thank you han

In the pond there is canna lilly, pothos, and a bermeliad. In the cage is more pothos, a ficus tree, umbrella tree, spider plants. But in my big green house I focus on plumeria trees.

What size tank do you recomend I use for a 9l bag? can I use a 55 gallon? I'm doing a forth bare bottom or should I do half bare bottom? I was thinking of 4 in of substrate or 3 in

Ok so then a pond it is. Here is a pond in my smaller green house with one of my chameleon cages as well. oh ya I have two green houses also. I have mainly koi in this pond but I also threw my large prawns into the pond as well. There is a two foot pleco in there too. I built the green house 12 ft by 20 ft and the chameleon cage is 6 ft by 6 ft by 6 ft and I also built the pond and all.

Next I would like to change it up here is one of my poison dart frog set ups these guys are Phyllobates bicolor 'Green Leg'.
quick little back ground info, in captivity they are not poisonous but in the wild they eat ants that eat poisonous plants do through the food chain is the only reason they will have poison. I think these guys are the shrimp of reptiles, they love drift wood, moss, and leaf litter. They are super easy to take care of, I have isopods and spring tails in the tank to eat the poop and waste from the frogs the bugs break it down faster so the plants can eat the waste. I feed evert other day and water 3 times a day with a spray bottle and ro water. Here is my breeding tank. should I do a fish tank, shrimp tank, or a pond next? Or maybe you'd like to see more frogs?

Han I'm patiently waiting for your package to get here in the mail.

I tryed you first han but you were out I had to go with what I could find

Here is my set up in my living room on one wall anyways. All running off of one air pump.

They are scattered all across my house I have a room that's in the works right now I'll post pictures once some progress can be seen. I will post some pictures of my racks if you haven't seen them somewhere else already in the diy section.

I'm going to be getting some tbs in the near future and I was planning on just throwing them with my crs, cbs, and oebt tank, but the more I keep reading the more I think I want to out them into a different tank. my question is should I just put them with my other shrimp till I get my substrate and cycle it then put the tbs in it when I'm ready? Or.. can I put them in a bare bottom tank? I'm useing ro water with as gh+ to get the water parameters correct, I was also planning on throwing in some Bacter ae(my first time useing this product I still haven't gotten it in the mail yet), a lot of cholla wood, ial, alder cones. Or would o still have to cycle the tank? Also can I use the bacter ae with my already established and populated tank? Any other quick set up ideas that I can use while I cycle my ada

When I was a kid I used a soda bottle, water, yeast, sugar, and some air hose to make co2 for my plant project and I found somewhere online and they use an air stone and throw it in fish tanks. I have a really nice planted tank with out any co2 and would like to see some outstanding growth. Am I wasting my time making this is there a cheap alternative product that works great. Also any fertilizer I can use that's shrimp and fish safe?

A nice mix of my shrimp.

Just read this whole thread, I know your busy but when you can please let's see them purple shrimp.

When I was a kid I used a soda bottle, water, yeast, sugar, and some air hose to make co2 for my plant project and I found somewhere online and they use an air stone and throw it in fish tanks. I have a really nice planted tank with out any co2 and would like to see some outstanding growth. Am I wasting my time making this is there a cheap alternative product that works great. Also any fertilizer I can use that's shrimp and fish safe?

I did it today I use an air hose into a glass jar, I was geting brine shrimp though and accidentally put to much in and tryed syphoning them out and got two babies axolotls with it. But I saved them threw them back