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I got a pair of cacatuoides from my LFS about a month ago and they seemed to be doing great up until a couple of days ago. The male was always out and about in the tank but the female always stayed pretty well hidden under the main driftwood structure, I assumed normal. I finally hadn't seen...
I've been thinking of doing this as well but I'm not sure of the pollutants in the sand possibly, do you bake it or do anything to the sand before it goes in your tank?
I'm planning on breaking down my 29 gallon tall and setting a blackwater 55 gallon, I'd like to use my new-ish Fluval C3 HOB filter but I'm not sure if thats too too much flow. It seems a lot of people use canister filters but I'm not trying to make too big of an investment and I feel like that...