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When I had just 2 male a. Cacatuoides in my 75 gallon, they were always out and about together. When I added leaf litter and then 2 females, the males would chase the females around here and there, but business as usual. I now just have 1 male in the tank with the 2 females (and rasbora and...
Thanks, I will do that. Did the same in my 15 a while back and solved the problem. There weren’t as many though.
I did have some snails before the leaves were added, but nothing like the population today.
What began as 1 or 2 snails likely brought in through plants is now turning into way more than I’d like in my 75 gallon. Anyone have any tips on how to get rid of them? I don’t mind a few snails here and there but I fear before long they’ll be literally everywhere. You can see a pic of just one...
I have a female a. Agassizii that is only accompanied by a yellow panchax and a few ottos and is almost always a pretty yellow. Is this natural, or could she be calling out? :D
Thank Mike. I will avoid that route and am considering changing my tactic to use my 15 gallon for the breeding part, and buying a few gallons of distilled water each week to cut the tap.
Thanks for the advice. Just curious...why the extra steps of soaking the cones overnight vs just putting a couple in your tank?
Also, if I were to use a dehumidifier to get RO water, how long can I keep that water before it gets funky or advisable not to put in an aquarium? Any special way to...
As I do my weekly water changes, the tint from the tannins release by my Mongolia leaves fades more and more. What’s the solution for maintaining the tint? I can’t see adding more leaves every water change as being sustainable...perhaps getting alder cones and changing one out every water...