chowing down on some cucumber :)

jamiejay09

jamiejay09

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Dec 14, 2009
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hello all,

here is a couple of pics of my fish enjoying a slice of cucumber i feed them this once a week :) anyone else feed their fish cucumber ??
the snails always start off eating the seeds. then the mollies and gourami eat the centre then the loach likes the skin :)
 

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Newman

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Sep 22, 2009
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great choice :)
just dont keep the crab in the community tanks though... it needs access to air, so you can place a tall piece of driftwood that sticks well above the water's surface if you plan on adding the crab to the community..
 

jamiejay09

jamiejay09

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Dec 14, 2009
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no no.. dont you remember the 10g plan ?? im making my 10g(uk) 12g(us) into a brackish tank.. the tank will be half full with driftwood.. and im making this really cool 'water fall' with some big rock/pebbles and the water coming from the filter are going to 'trickle down them :):) cant wait !
 

Doomhed

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jamiejay09 said:
no no.. dont you remember the 10g plan ?? im making my 10g(uk) 12g(us) into a brackish tank.. the tank will be half full with driftwood.. and im making this really cool 'water fall' with some big rock/pebbles and the water coming from the filter are going to 'trickle down them :):) cant wait !
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I used to glue shells to the feeder on my waterfall filters to increase the hardness of tanks. It worked white well actually.
 

Newman

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Sep 22, 2009
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nah, snails/shrimp clean it up after the otos are done with it.
the amount of crushed coral doesn't matter. w/e you can fit in your filter is fine. shells can be just placed along the substrate...
 

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